Works
- The Alchemy of Thought (1910)
- Mad Shepherds and Other Human Studies (1910)
- Among the Idolmakers (1911)
- All Men Are Ghosts (1913)
- From the Human End (1916)
- Life and Letters of Stopford Brooke (1917)
- The Legends of Smokeover (1921)
- Realities and Shams (1924)
- The Faith of a Worker (1925)
- The Magic Formula and Other Stories (1927)
- Constructive Citizenship (1927)
- My Neighbour the Universe: A Study of Human Labour (1929)
- The Inner Sentinal: A Study of Ourselves (1930)
- Education for the Whole Man (1931)
- Revolt Against Mechanism (1933)
- Co-operation or Coercion? (1938)
- The Last Legend of Smokeover (1939)
- Near the Brink: Observations of a Nonagenarian (1952)
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