Hamilton Drummond (1857-1935) was the British author of: Sir Hildebrand and Other Poems (1882), Herod and Other Poems (1883), Gobelin Grange (1896), For the Religion: Being the Records of Blaise de Bernauld (1898), A Man of His Age (1899), A King's Pawn (1900), The Beaufoy Romances (1902), A Lord of the Soil (1902), A Man's Fear (1903), On Behalf of the Firm (1903), Room Five (1904), The King's Scapegoat (1905), The Chain of Seven Lives (1906), Shoes of Gold (1909), The Justice of the King (1911), The Three Envelopes (1912), Sir Galahad of the Army (1913), Little Madame Claude (1914), Greater Than the Greatest (1915), The Half-Priest (1916), The Great Game (1918), A Maker of Saints (1919), Her Chosen Past (1920), Chattels (1922), Babette of Montfort (1929), Montalain (1930), The Custom of Brettinoro (1931), Quittance (1932), The Tournelles Plot (1933) and Young Navarre (1934).