Books Published
- The British Case in French Congo
- King Leopold's Rule in Africa (1904)
- Red Rubber – The story of the rubber slave trade that flourished in Congo in the year of grace 1906 (1906)
- Great Britain and the Congo
- Nigeria
- Morocco and Diplomacy (1912) (reissued as Ten Years of Secret Diplomacy in 1915)
- Truth and the War (1918)
- Africa and the Peace of Europe
- The Black Man's Burden (1920)
- Thoughts on the War
- The Peace, and Prison
- Pre-War Diplomacy
- Diplomacy Revealed
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