Works
- Alone with the Hairy Ainu (1893)
- Corea or Cho-sen (1895)
- In the Forbidden Land (1898)
- China and the Allies (1901)
- Across Coveted Lands (1902)
- The Gems of the East (1904)
- Tibet and Nepal painted and described (1905)
- The Living Races of Mankind (1905)
- Across Widest Africa (1907)
- Across Unknown South America (1913)
- Everywhere, the Memoirs of an Explorer (1924)
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