Works
Vidhan Bharat, Bhakti Chaitanya Chandrika, Ishacharitamrita, Pather Sambal, Navabrindavan, Keshubcharit, Brahmo Samajer Itibritta, Sadhu Aghorenath, Vinshsatabdi, Brahmageeta, Geetaratnabalee (Vols I, II, III, and IV). Nava Sikshya, Garale Amrita, Sri Chaitanyer Jibon O Dharma.
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