Published Works
- A short history of the Irish volunteers (1918), Hobson, B. from Internet Archive.
- The letters of Wolfe Tone (1920) Hobson, B. (ed.) from Internet Archive.
- The life of Wolfe Tone (1921), Hobson, B. (ed.) from Internet Archive.
- The New Querist: containing several queries, proposed to the consideration of the public (Candle Press, Dublin, 1933)
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