Three's Company (1958). The career of Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, triumvir with Octavian and Marcus Antonius after the death of Julius Caesar Founding Fathers, U.S. title, Children of the Wolf (1959). Romulus and the founding of Rome The Cunning of the Dove (1960). The career of Edward the Confessor, told by one of his servants — it is implied that the servant was the main informant for the author of the Vita Edwardi. Family Favourites (1960). An ordinary Roman soldier witnesses the reign of Emperor Elagabalus The King of Athelney, U.S. title, The Right Line of Cerdic (1961). The life of Alfred the Great Lord Geoffrey's Fancy (1962). Life in one of the short-lived Crusader kingdoms in Greece, told by an ordinary knight, cousin to the eponymous Geoffrey of Briel Elephants and Castles, U.S. title, Besieger of Cities (1963). The life of Demetrius I of Macedon, one of the Successors after the death of Alexander the Great; after being declared a god as a young man, everything else is an anticlimax. Count Bohemond (1964). Another account of the First Crusade, this time from the side of Bohemond of Antioch, one of its leaders Non fiction Thomas Becket of Canterbury (1952) Julius Caesar: A Great Life in Brief (1955) My Life for My Sheep: Thomas a Becket (1955) He Died Old: Mithradates Eupator, King of Pontus (1958) Devil's Brood: The Angevin Family (1957) Look at Castles (1960). For young readers The Castle Book (1961) Look At Churches (1961) Growing Up in Thirteenth Century England (1962) The Story of the Crusades 1097–1291 (1963) The Romans (1965). For young readers Growing up with the Norman Conquest (1965) The Falcon And the Dove: A Life of Thomas Becket of Canterbury (1971) References External links Alfred Duggan's Past Biographic entry at The Society for Irish Latin American Studies website Evelyn Waugh on Alfred Duggan. English historical novelists 1903 births 1964 deaths People from Buenos Aires People educated at Eton College People educated at Wixenford School Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English historians Writers of historical fiction set in antiquity Writers of historical fiction set in the Middle Ages British Army personnel of World War II London Irish Rifles soldiers