Principal Works
- Adventures & Achievements. 1900
- Poems & Rhymes. 1900
- In the Days of Alfred the Great. 1900
- Stories from Seven Old Favourites. 1900
- In the Days of William the Conqueror. 1901
- England's story; a history for grammar and high schools. 1901
- In the Days of Queen Elizabeth. 1902
- Robin Hood, : His Book. 1903
- A Short History of England's Literature. 1905
- American Hero Stories. 1906
- A Short History of America's Literature. 1907
- The Out-Of-Door Book. 1907
- The Chaucer Story Book. 1908
- The Story of the Greek People. 1908
- European Hero Stories. 1909
- Dixie Kitten 1910.
- An Old, Old Storybook: Compiled from the Old Testament. (Editor) 1910
- When Knights Were Bold. 1911
- An Elementary History of Our Country. 1914
- Heroes of the Middle Ages: Alaric to Columbus. 1914
- The Little Book of the Flag. 1917
- Hero Stories of France. 1920
- Heroes of Progress; Stories of Successful Americans. 1921
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