Works
- (tr.) History of the Great Reformation, by J. H. Merle D'Aubigné, vol. 3, 1841
- Handbook of Arithmetic and First Steps in Algebra
- A Handbook of English Grammar, 1845
- A Second Latin Book, 1858
- A concordance to the works of Alexander Pope, 1875 Online version at the Internet Archive
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