Published Works
- Native Races of the Pacific States (vols. 1–5, 1874)
- History of Central America (vols. 6–8, 1883–87)
- History of Mexico (vols. 9–14, 1883–87)
- History of Texas, and the North Mexican States (vols. 15–16, 1884–89)
- History of Arizona and New Mexico (vol. 17, 1889)
- History of California (vols. 18–24, 1884–90)
- History of Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming (vol. 25, 1890)
- History of Utah (vol. 26, 1889)
- History of the Northwest Coast (vols. 27–28, 1884)
- History of Oregon (vols. 29–30, 1886–88)
- History of Washington, Idaho, and Montana (vol. 31, 1890)
- History of British Columbia (vol. 32, 1887)
- History of Alaska (vol. 33, 1886)
- California Pastoral (vol. 34, 1888)
- California inter Pocula (vol. 35, 1888)
- Popular Tribunals (vols. 36–37, 1887)
- Essays and Miscellany (vol. 38, 1890)
- Literary Industries (vol. 39, 1890) This volume gives an account of his methods of work.
- The early American chroniclers (1883)
- Chronicles of the Builders of the Commonwealth: Historical Character Study (1891–1892)
- Book of the Fair (1893)
- Resources and Development of Mexico (1893)
- Achievements of civilization; the book of wealth (1896–1905)
- The New Pacific (1912)
- Retrospection, political and personal (1912, 1915)
- Why a world centre of industry at San Francisco Bay (1916)
- In these latter days (1917)
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