Writings
- Maine, Her Place in History, his speech at the Centennial Exhibition (1877)
- Ethics and Politics of the Spanish War (1898)
- Universities and Their Sons, editor (1898)
- Property: Its Office and Sanction (1900)
- De Monts and Acadia (1904)
- Ruling Powers in History (1905)
- The Passing of the Armies (1915)
A special edition of his Paris report on “Education in Europe” was published by the United States government (Washington, 1879).
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