Works
- Literary Statesmen, and Others (1897, reissued by Books for Libraries Press, 1972) ISBN 0-8369-2593-9
- Abraham Lincoln, the Man of the People (1899)
- Daniel Webster (1899)
- The Stage in America (1901)
- George Washington (1901)
- Industry and Progress (1911)
- The Jewish Commonwealth (1919)
- The Advancing Hour (1920)
- Up From the City Streets: A Biographical Study of Alfred E. Smith (1927) (with Henry Moskowitz)
- Why Janet Should Read Shakspere (sic) (1929)
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