Works
- The Second Coming and Other Poems, 1919-1921 (Vienna 1921)
- Britain and Germany. A Frank Discussion instigated by Members of the Younger Generation (1928) editor with Heinz Rocholl
- World Without End: British politics and the younger generation (1932)
- England Herself: Ventures in Rural Restoration (1943)
- Water Springing from the Ground: an anthology of the writings of Rolf Gardiner (1972) editor Andrew Best
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