1883, Forth, C. , The Surprise of the Channel Tunnel
C. Forth (1883) The Surprise of the Channel Tunnel Little information about this other than a brief entry in Norman Longmate’s (1991) Island […]
Category: Mainstream Invasion Literature
1884, Anonymous , How Glasgow Ceased to Flourish: a tale of 1890
Anonymous (1884) How Glasgow Ceased to Flourish: a tale of 1890, Glasgow, Wilson & McCormick An argument against defence cuts that describes […]
1885, Anonymous , The Great War and Disastrous Peace of 1885
Anonymous [signed M.P.] (1885) The Great War and Disastrous Peace of 1885 A short story of Britain being blockaded and starved into […]
1885, Posteritas , The Siege of London
Posteritas (1885) The Siege of London, London, Wyman & Sons CHAPTER 1. ENGLAND’s POLITICAL MISTAKES. —THE EGYPTIAN MUDDLE.— ALARMING SIGNS IN THE […]
1886, Anonymous , The Great Irish Rebellion of 1886
Anonymous (1886) The Great Irish Rebellion of 1886. Retold by a Landlord. It is hardly surprising, then, that writers of the 1880s, […]
1887, Anonymous , The Battle off Worthing: why the Invaders never got to Dorking
Anonymous (1887) The Battle off Worthing: why the Invaders never got to Dorking As an example of how other writers picked over […]
1889, Stockton, F.R. , The Great War Syndicate
Frank Richard Stockton (1889) The Great War Syndicate, New York, Dodd, Mead and Company. Later, when Stockton turned to novels, he continued […]
1890, Donnelly, H. G. , The Stricken Nation
Henry Grattan Donnelly (1890) The Stricken Nation Although written and published in the USA this book is included to show the opposite […]
1889, Cromie, R. , For England’s Sake
Robert Cromie (1889) For England’s Sake, London, Frederick Warne The British with Indian support defeat the Russians in Afghanistan. For England’s Sake […]
1892, Colomb, Admiral P. H. , The War of 189-
Admiral P. H. Colomb (1892) The War of 189-. London, William Heinemann. Such fears found powerful expression in a new and very […]