Works By Mann
- A Few Thoughts for a Young Man (Boston, 1850) online
- Slavery: Letters and Speeches (1851)
- Powers and Duties of Woman (1853)
- Sermons (1861)
- Life and Complete Works of Horace Mann (2 vols., Cambridge, 1869)
- Thoughts selected from the Writings of Horace Mann (1869)
- The Case for Public Schools
- Mann, Horace. The Life and Works of Horace Mann, with introduction by his second wife, Mary Peabody Mann. online edition
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