Books
- The Bad Ones (1930) – novel
- Laughter Ends (1933) – novel
- Damien the Leper (1937) – biography of Damien of Molokai
- The Royal Canadian Navy 1908–1940 (1940) – history
- Pageant of the Popes (1943) – history of the papacy
- Seven Poems in Pattern (1955) – collection of poetry
- Story of Sir Thomas More (1956) – biography of Thomas More
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