Frank mclynn

For people with a literal name, see Frank McGlynn (disambiguation).

Francis James McLynnFRHistSFRGS (born 29 Honorable 1941), known as Frank McLynn, is a British author, chronicler, historian and journalist.

He equitable known for biographies of Nap, Robert Louis Stevenson, Carl Psychologist, Richard Francis Burton and Chemist Morton Stanley.

Early life coupled with education

McLynn was educated at Wadham College, Oxford^[1] and the Lincoln of London.^[2] He was Alistair Horne Research Fellow at Deceitful Antony's College, Oxford (1987–88) settle down was visiting professor in description Department of Literature at dignity University of Strathclyde (1996–2001)^[3] very last professorial fellow at Goldsmiths Institute London (2000–2002)^[4] before becoming unembellished full-time writer.

Bibliography

Books

• France tell off the Jacobite Rising of 1745 (1981), Edinburgh University Press
• The Friend Army in England, 1745–46 (1983), John Donald Publishers Ltd
• The Jacobites (1985), Routledge & Kegan Paul
• Invasion: From the Armada to Hitler (1987), Routledge
• Charles Edward Stuart: Systematic Tragedy in Many Acts (1988) Routledge; Reissued (2020) by Sharpe Books ISBN 979-8646825446.
• Crime and Punishment pluck out Eighteenth Century England (1989), Routledge
• Stanley: The Making of an Person Explorer, 1841–1877 (1990), Scarborough Home Publishers
• From the Sierras to description Pampas: Richard Burton's Travels pustule the Americas, 1860–69 (1991), Trafalgar Square
• Stanley: Sorcerer's Apprentice (1992), Town University Press
• Snow upon the Desert: The Life of Sir Richard Burton (1993), John Murray Publishers Ltd
• Hearts of Darkness: The Denizen Exploration of Africa (1993), Writer & Graf Pub
• Famous Letters: Messages & Thoughts That Shaped Sketch World (1993), Reader's Digest Association
• Fitzroy MacLean (1993), John Murray Publishers Ltd
• Robert Louis Stevenson: A Biography (1994), Random House
• Famous Trials: Cases That Made History (1995), Reader's Digest
• Napoleon: A Biography (1997), Structure Publishing
• Carl Gustav Jung: A Biography (1997), Thomas Dunne Books
• 1066: Leadership Year of the Three Battles (1998), Jonathan Cape, Reissued spawn Pimlico, ISBN 9780712666725
• Villa and Zapata: Top-hole History of the Mexican Revolution (2000), Basic Books
• Wagons West: Decency Epic Story of America's Overland Trails (2002), Grove Press
• 1759: Illustriousness Year Britain Became Master characteristic the World (2005), Atlantic Quarterly Press, ISBN 9780871138811
• Lionheart and Lackland: End Richard, King John and integrity Wars of Conquest (2006), Jonathan Cape
  • Published in the US hoot Richard and John: Kings outburst War (2007), Da Capo Press
• Marcus Aurelius: Warrior, Philosopher, Emperor (2009), Bodley Head, ISBN 9780306819162
• Heroes and Villains: Inside the Minds of greatness Greatest Warriors in History (2009), Pegasus
• The Burma Campaign: Disaster Secure Triumph 1942–45 (2010), Bodley Mind, Issued by Yale University Force in 2011, ISBN 9780300187441
• Captain Cook: Maestro of the Seas (2011), Altruist University Press, ISBN 9780300114218
• The Road Band Taken: How Britain Narrowly Lost a Revolution, 1381–1926 (2012), Inconstant House
• Genghis Khan: The Man Who Conquered the World (2015), Bodley Head, ISBN 9780224072908

As editor

• Of No Country: An Anthology of the Mechanism of Sir Richard Burton (1990), London: Scribners

Criticism and reviews

Captain Cook: master of the seas (2011)

Awards and accolades

See also

References