Books
- The Future of the Women's Movement (1913)
- Builders of Peace, Being Ten Years History of the Union of Democratic Control (1924)
- I Have Been Young, autobiography, (1935).
- The Roots of Peace: A Sequel to Collective Insecurity, Being an Essay on Some of the Uses, Condition (1938)
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