George Gordon (disambiguation)

"George Gordon" is composed of at least 8 distinct authors, divided by their works.

Author Division

George Gordon (1)

Works have been aliased into Lord Byron.

A Treasury of the World's Best Loved Poems (1961) — Contributor — 570 copies, 4 reviews
Five Great English Romantic Poets (Dover Thrift Editions) (1993) — some editions — 27 copies
La poesía inglesa románticos y victorianos — Contributor — 4 copies, 1 review

George Gordon (2)

George Gordon (6)

George Gordon (4)

George Gordon (3)

Works have been aliased into George Stuart Gordon.

George Gordon (5)

George Gordon (7)

Limericks for the John (1963) 1 copy

George Gordon (9)

George Gordon (unknown)

Literature: The Human Experience (2006) — Contributor — 367 copies
The Smurfs, Vol. 1: True Blue Friends (2009) — Director — 16 copies
BAT*21 [film] (1988) — Screenplay — 15 copies
The Smurfs, Vol. 2: Smurfy Tales (2009) 5 copies
St Aymon (2018) 4 copies
The last Dukes of Gordon and their consorts, 1743-1864: A revealing study 3 copies
Pac-Man [1982]: Season 1 (1982) — Director — 2 copies
Shakespearean Comedy and other studies (1944) 2 copies
Poetical Works 1 copy
The Annals of Europe for the year 1743. Being a methodical and full Account of all the remarkable Occurrences which happened within that Year, either at Home or Abroad; with… 1 copy

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
#1 George Gordon Lord Byron (1788-1824) is the author of Poems and Dramas of Lord Byron, with Biographical Memoir.

(October 2010) No further information about #2 George Gordon , author of Twentieth century wristwatches.

#3 George Stuart Gordon 1881-1942 is the author of Shakespearian Comedy.

#4 George Gordon 1806-1879 is the author of The pinetum: being a synopsis of all the coniferous plants.

#5 George Gordon fl. 1719-1726 is the author of An Introduction to Geography, Astronomy and Dialling.

#6 George Gordon 1939- is the author of Scottish Urban History.

#7 George Gordon 1922- is the author of Limericks for the john.

#8 David George Gordon (b. 4/15/50) is the author of Guts and Glory

#9 George Gordon, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin (1979) is the author of A survey of the Irish Industrial Exhibition of 1853

#10 Gordon, George (pseudonym for Charles C. Baldwin), 1888-1963, Men Who Make Novels.