Published Works
- Better Days for Working People
- The Work of the Ministry. A Manual of Homiletic and Pastoral Theology, 1873
- The Personal Life of David Livingstone, 1880, 2nd edition 1881, 525 pages
- The Books of Samuel in the Expositor's Bible Series, 2 volumes
- The Book of Joshua in the Expositor's Bible Series 1886
- After Fifty Years, 1893, an account of the Disruption Movement in the form of letters of a grandfather
- Thomas Chalmers, Edinburgh: Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier, Dec 1896, ("Famous Scots Series")
- Recollections of a Busy Life, 1901
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