Principal Works
- The Indian Question (1874)
- The Wages Question: A treatise on Wages and the Wages Class (1876)
- Money (1878)
- Money in its Relation to Trade and Industry (1879)
- Political Economy (first edition, 1883)
- Land and its Rent (1883)
- History of the Second Army Corps (1886)
- Life of General Hancock (1894)
- The Making of the Nation (1895)
- International Bimetallism (1896)
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