(The Times, 24 October 1935) 'The Italians in Tripoli' (Manchester Guardian, 11 January 1936) 'Congratulations to the University of Heidelberg' (Cambridge Review, 14 February 1936) 'The League's Abyssinian Front' (Manchester Guardian, 12 March 1936) 'Alliance with Germany' (Daily Telegraph, written 27 April 1936) 'Fascism and Communism' (Daily Telegraph, 3 August 1936) 'British Policy in World Crises' (Manchester Guardian, 22 September 1936) 'Democracy and Progress' (Time and Tide, 10 October 1936) 'Blackshirt Marches and Meetings' (Manchester Guardian, 23 October 1936) ' "Non-Intervention in Spain" ' (Manchester Guardian, 16 February 1937) 'Barbarities of Modern War' (Manchester Guardian, 14 May 1937) 'The National Government's Foreign Policy' (Manchester Guardian, 6 September 1937) 'Pacifism and Panic-Mongering' (Manchester Guardian, 1 December 1937) 'Pacifism and Air-Raid Precautions' (Manchester Guardian, 7 December 1937) 'The Absolute Pacifist Position' (Manchester Guardian, 15 December 1937) 'Mr. Chamberlain's "Realistic" Policy' (Manchester Guardian, 10 March 1938) 'To the Editor of The Times ' (Journal Under the Terror, 17 March 1938) 'An Open Letter to Lord Halifax' (Journal Under the Terror, 12 May 1938) 'Labour and the Popular Front' (New Statesman and Nation, 14 May 1938) 'Air Defence' (Daily Telegraph, 16 May 1938) 'Britain and Political Refugees' (Manchester Guardian, 20 May 1938) 'Refugee Jews and England' (Manchester Guardian, 26 August 1938) 'The European Crisis' (Manchester Guardian, 15 September 1938) 'The Munich Agreement — and after' (Manchester Guardian, 4 October 1938) 'The Refugees in Czechoslovakia' (Manchester Guardian, 3 November 1938) 'The Two Voices' (Manchester Guardian, 7 November 1938) 'After Barcelona' (Manchester Guardian, 7 February 1939) 'Germany and World Empire' (Manchester Guardian, 10 February 1939) 'Hitler as "The Friend of Peace" ' (Manchester Guardian, 24 February 1939) 'Friendship with Germany' (Manchester Guardian, 8 March 1939) 'German Opinion about England' (Manchester Guardian, 15 August 1939) Adaptations Gerald Finzi set to music Lucas's poem 'June on Castle Hill' (1935) in his collection To a Poet, op.13a no.5 Margaret Wood's play A Kind of Justice (1966) is based on Lucas's poem 'Spain 1809' (1953) John Joubert set to music Lucas's poem 'Beleaguered Cities' (1929) in his collection Landscapes (1992), op.129 Nicola Baldwin's The Nervous State is a dramatic adaptation of Lucas's Journal Under the Terror, 1938 (1939) Notes References External links Online texts by Frank Laurence Lucas at Hathi Trust Digital Library 'Frank Laurence Lucas', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography F. L. Lucas papers, Archive Search, Cambridge University F. L. Lucas letters, Trinity College, Cambridge archives.trin.cam.ac.uk F. L. Lucas