Written Work
- The Way, the Truth, and the Life (1873)
- Lectures to Educated Hindoos
- Christian Missions
- The Relations of Learning and Religion
- Duty (1891)
- A Book for Schools
- Citizenship (1894)
- A Book for Classes in Government and Law
- Schwegler's History of Philosophy (translated)
- Hickok's Moral Science (revised and edited)
- Hickock's Empirical Psychology (revised and edited)
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