Works
- The White Pine (1899)
- Report upon Forestry Investigations of the United States Department of Agriculture 1877-98 (1899)
- Economics of Forestry (1902)
- History of Forestry (1907)
- The Care of Trees (1911)
In addition, he issued many other official reports and bulletins as part of his work for the USDA.
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