Principal Works
Novels
- The Hoosier Schoolmaster 1871
- The End of the World 1872
- The Mystery of Metropolisville 1873
- The Circuit Rider 1874
- Roxy 1878
- The Graysons 1888
- The Faith Doctor 1891
- Duffels (short stories) 1893
Juvenile
- Mr. Blake's Walking Stick 1870
- Tecumseh and the Shawnee Prophet 1878
- Pocahontus and Powhatan 1879
- Montezuma 1880
- The Hoosier Schoolboy 1883
- Queer Stories for Boys and Girls 1884
- Home History of the United States 1889
History
- A History of the United States and Its People 1888
- The Beginners of a Nation 1896
- The Transit of Civilization From England to America 1901
- New Centennial History of the United States 1904
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