Notes
- ^ Stott, Raymond Toole, 1973, A bibliography of the works of W. Somerset Maugham, The University of Alberta Press, ISBN 0-88864-004-8, pp16–162.
- ^ Stott, 1973, pp16–162.
- ^ Stott, 1973, pp198–215.
- ^ Stott, 1973.
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