rebellion The Green Man (The Bodley Head, 1966) Swords from the North (Faber, 1966) historical novel for young people The Windswept City (Hamish Hamilton - Reindeer Books, 1967) historical novel for young people, set in the Trojan War Vinland the Good (The Bodley Head, 1967) historical novel for young people The Dream Time (Brockhampton Press, 1967) historical novel for young people The Centurion (Meredith Press, 1967) an 'augmented' version of The Bronze Sword (1965) Adult historical fiction Celtic Tetralogy (ordered by chronological setting) 1) The Golden Strangers (1956); (titled The Invaders in the U.S.), about the arrival of the Celts in Britain 2) The Dark Island (1952); (titled The Savage Warriors in the U.S.), about the defeat of Caratacus by the Romans after their invasion of Britain 3) Red Queen, White Queen (1958); (titled The Pagan Queen in the U.S.), about Boudica and the rebellion she led against Rome, as told through the eyes of a young Roman Imperial agent 4) The Great Captains (1956), a realistic story of King Arthur and the struggle of Celtic Britain to survive after the departure of the Romans The Rebels (1953). Set during the last decade of Victoria's reign, it follows the fluctuating fortunes of the Fisher family, ironmasters who live in the Black Country town of Darlaston. Their ancestors were strong, tough and unpretentious, but now the family aspires to comfortable Victorian gentility. Trilogy set in Mycenaean Greece, based on legendary characters: Jason (1961) Electra (also spelt Elektra for some editions) – US title The Amber Princess (1963) Oedipus – US title The Eagle King (1964) The Green Man (1966) A reworking of Amleth's Vengeance from the Gesta Danorum of Saxo Grammaticus (the basis for Shakespeare's tragedy, Hamlet). Set in 6th century Jutland (Denmark), Duke Arthur's Britain and Caledonia (Scotland). Contains fantasy elements. Journal New Apocalyptics a periodical (edited with J. F. Hendry) References Further reading and critical works Pauline Clarke, Henry Treece: Lament for a Maker, in TLS 5: Essays and Reviews from The Times Literary Supplement 1966. (London: Times Publishing 1966), pp. 7–104. Reprinted in Only Connect: Readings on children's literature, ed.Sheila Egoff et al. Toronto New York: Oxford University Press (Canadian Branch), 1969, pp. 256–264. Margery Fisher, Henry Treece in Three Bodley Head Monographs. London: Bodley Head, 1969, pp. 7–104. James Gifford, Personal Modernisms, Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 2014. Arthur Edward Salmon, Poets of the Apocalypse, Twayne's English