Books
- Buddha and early Buddhism (1881)
- The Popular Life of Buddha: Containing an Answer to the "Hibbert Lectures" of 1881 (1883)
- Buddhism in Christendom, Or, Jesus, the Essene (1887)
- The Cobra Diamond (1890)
- The Influence of Buddhism on Primitive Christianity (1893)
- Madame Blavatsky and Her "theosophy": A Study (1895)
- Croquet: Its History, Rules, and Secrets. (1897)
- Croquet Up to Date: Containing the Ideas and Teachings of the Leading Players and Champions (1900)
- Râma and Homer: An Argument that in the Indian Epics Homer Found the Theme of His Two Great Poems (1912)
- Gospel of the Hebrews 30 page article extracted from Influence of Buddhism on Primitive Christianity 1893 by Kessinger Publishing and listed as 2005.
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