which the British government re-established in September 1939. In 1946 he published a second volume of memoirs, The Pageant of the Years. Two further volumes followed in 1949 and 1957, Crowded Company and Life's Adventure. Death Gibbs died at Godalming, in the county of Surrey on 10 March 1962. Works A list of books by Gibbs. Across the Frontiers America Speaks An Historical Account Of Compendious and Swift Writing Beauty and Nick Behind the Curtain Blood Relations Both Your Houses Broken Pledges Called Back Cities Of Refuge Crowded Company Darkened Rooms England Speaks European Journey Facts and Ideas: Short Studies Of Life and Literature Founders Of the Empire Great Argument Heirs Apparent How Now England Knowledge Is Power Lady Of the Yellow River Life's Adventure No Price For Freedom Oil Lamps and Candlelight Ordeal In England People Of Destiny Since Then Sons Of the Others Ten Years After The Age Of Reason The Anxious Days The Battle Within The Cloud Above the Green The Cross Of Peace The Curtains Of Yesterday The Day After To-Morrow The Eighth Year The Germans On the Somme The Golden Years The Healing Touch The Hidden City The Hope Of Europe The Hopeful Heart The Individualist The Interpreter The Journalist's London The Law-Breakers The Life and Times Of King George V: George the Faithful The Long Alert The Pageant Of the Years The Pilgrim's Progress To Culture The Reckless Duke The Reckless Lady The Riddle Of a Changing World The Romance Of Empire The Spoils Of Time The Winding Lane Thine Enemy This Nettle Danger Through the Storm Unchanging Quest Wounded Souls Young Anarchy Film adaptations Several of his books were adapted as movies. 1921, The Street of Adventure 1925, Venetian Lovers 1925, The City of Temptation 1926, High Steppers, based on the novel Heirs Apparent 1926, The Reckless Lady 1928, Paradise, based on The Crossword Puzzle 1928, Out of the Ruins 1929, Darkened Rooms 1933, Captured!, based on the story "Fellow Prisoners" References Further reading Twentieth Century Authors: A Biographical Dictionary of Modern Literature'', edited by Stanley J. Kunitz and Howard Haycraft, New York, H. W. Wilson Company, 1942. External links Portraits of Philip Gibbs in the National Portrait Gallery, London (Photographs Collection 31 hits, Reference Collection 1) 1877 births 1962 deaths English male journalists 20th-century English novelists War correspondents of World War I English Roman Catholics Writers from London Knights Commander of the