Works
- Titania and Other Poems (1900)
- Primavera: Poems by Four Authors (1900)
- Jonathan: A Song of David (1902)
- The Black Christ (1902) poems
- Magic Casements (1905)
- Lyra Evangelistica: Missionary Verses of Mashonaland (1909)
- Faerylands Forlorn: African Tales (1910)
- The Two of Them Together: A Tale About Africa To-Day (1910)
- The Brooding Earth (1911) novel
- Pilgrimage of Grace, Verses on a Mission (1912)
- Bay-Tree Country (1913) novel
- Pilgrim's Joy Verses (1916)
- Lake and War: African Land and Water Verses (1917)
- Cinderella in the South: South African Tales (1918)
- An Africa for Africans: A Plea on Behalf of Territorial Segregation Areas and Their Freedom in a Southern African Colony (1927)
- Africa: Verses (1939)
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