Literary Work
- Letters on Evangelism (New York, 1906)
- Thanksgiving Sermons (1909)
- The Teaching of Citizenship (1909)
- A Boy's Religion (1914)
- The Bible and Life (1914)
He edited:
- Hauréau, J. B., Les Œuvres de Hugues de Saint Victor (Paris 1886)
- Harnack, Dogma (vol. VI)
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