Drowsy, by John Ames Mitchell ... with Illustrations by Angus Macdonall and the Author.John Ames Mitchell1917EN
Yugoslavia: Death of a Nationby Paul Mitchell; Angus Macqueen;Bosna!by Bernard-Henri Levi; Alain Ferrai; Gilles Hertzog;Vukovar Poste Restanteby Dank Muzdeka Mandzuka; Steven North; Boro Drašković; Maja DraškovićHealy · The American Historical Review1996PDF252 KB
Carlota Joaquina: Princesa do Brasilby Carla Camurati; Bianca de Felippes; Melanie Dimantas; Angus MitchellDavis · The American Historical Review1997PDF249 KB
Sir Roger Casement's Heart of Darkness: The 1911 Documentsby Angus Mitchell;Casementby Angus Mitchell;Roger Casement: The Black Diaries with a Study of His Background, Sexuality and Irish Political Lifeby Jeffrey DudgeonO'Callaghan · History Ireland2003PDF982 KB
Enemies of Empire: New Perspectives on Imperialism, Literature and Historiographyby Eóin Flannery; Angus MitchellKreilkamp · Journal of British Studies2008PDF456 KB
The Amazon Journal of Roger Casementby Angus Mitchell;Roger Casement's Diaries, 1910: The Black and the Whiteby Roger SawyerCostello · Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review1998PDF713 KB
Eóin Flannery and Angus Mitchell, eds. Enemies of Empire: New Perspectives on Imperialism, Literature and Historiography. Dublin: Four Courts, 2007. Pp. 230. $75.00 (cloth).Kreilkamp · Journal of British Studies2008PDF225 KB
Carlota Joaquina: Princesa Do Brasil. Produced by Carla Camurati and Bianca de Felippes; directed by Carla Camurati; written by Carla Camurati, Melanie Dimantas, and Angus Mitchell. 1994; color; 101 minutes. Distributor: Luso-Brazilian Books, P.O. Box 170286, Brooklyn, Ny 11217, phone (718) 624–4000 or 1–800–727–LusoThe American Historical Review1997PDF221 KB
Yugoslavia: Death of a Nation. Produced and directed by Paul Mitchell and Angus Macqueen. 1995; color; 370 minutes (in five parts). A BBC/Discovery Channel Co-production. Distributor: Discovery Channel, Bosna! Produced by France 2 Cinema and Radio-TV of Bosnia-Hercegovnia; directed by Bernard-Henri Levi and Alain Ferrai; written by Bernard-Henri Levi and Gilles Hertzog. 1994; color; 117 minutes.…The American Historical Review1996PDF252 KB