Flashman Papers in Chronological Order
- Flashman: 1839-1842. the First Anglo-Afghan War.
- Flashman's Lady: 1843-1845. Borneo, Madagascar.
- Flashman and the Mountain of Light: 1845-46. The First Anglo-Sikh War.
- Royal Flash: 1847-1848. the Revolutions of 1848.
- Flash for Freedom!: 1848-1849. The Atlantic slave trade; the Underground Railroad.
- Flashman and the Redskins Part I: 1849-1850, The Wild West: the Forty-Niners,
- Flashman at the Charge: 1854-1855. The Crimean War; the Charge of the Light Brigade.
- Flashman in the Great Game: 1856-1858. The Indian Mutiny.
- Flashman and the Angel of the Lord: 1858-1859. the Harper's Ferry Raid.
- Flashman and the Dragon: 1860. the Peking Expedition.
- Flashman on the March: 1868. British invasion of Abyssinia to rescue hostages.
- Flashman and the Redskins Part II: 1875-1876. the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
- Flashman and the Tiger
- The Road to Charing Cross: 1877-1878. The Congress of Berlin; Emperor Franz Josef.
- The Subtleties of Baccarat: 1890-1891. Edward VII; the Royal Baccarat Scandal.
- Flashman and the Tiger 1879, 1894. The Zulu War.
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