Hilaire Belloc
French-English author (1870–1953).
Joseph Hilaire Pierre René Belloc (27 July 1870 – 16 July 1953) was a French-English writer and political activist. Belloc was considered one of the most versatile authors of the 20th century, producing essays on history, politics and economics as well as poetry, travelogues and satire. His Catholicism had a strong effect on his works.
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From our catalogue, the books with the most editions first — representative rather than complete.
The Historic Thames
2008 · BiblioLife · Hardcover · 152 pages · 2 editions
A Change in the Cabinet
2008 · BiblioLife · Paperback · 244 pages · 1 edition
A conversation with a cat: and others
1969 · Books for Libraries Press · 227 pages · 1 edition
A General Sketch of the European War: (V. 2) (1915-16)
2009 · Cornell University Library · Paperback · 414 pages · 1 edition
A Moral Alphabet: In Words Of From One To Seven Syllables
2006 · Kessinger Publishing, LLC · Paperback · 64 pages · 1 edition
A picked company: being a selection from the writings of H. Belloc
2010 · Nabu Press · Paperback · 228 pages · 1 edition
Aftermath or Gleanings from a Busy Life
2005 · Kessinger Publishing, LLC · Paperback · 204 pages · 1 edition
Algernon: and other cautionary tales
1992 · Red Fox · 32 pages · 1 edition
An Essay on the Restoration of Property
2002 · Ihs Press · unknown_binding · 104 pages · 1 edition
At The Sign Of The Lion And Other Essays (1916)
2007 · Kessinger Publishing, LLC · Paperback · 76 pages · 1 edition
Avril and the Free Press (Large Print Edition)
2008 · BiblioLife · Hardcover · 188 pages · 1 edition
Avril: being essays on the poetry of the French Renaissance
1969 · Books for Libraries Press · Hardcover · 238 pages · 1 edition












