Author
- The Growth of the English Nation (1894)
- History of England (1899)
- A Short history of England with Elizabeth Kendall
- English History Told by English Poets (1902) (ISBN 0-8369-6097-1) with Katharine Lee Bates
- Industrial History of the United States (1905; revised 1911)
- Economic Beginnings of the Far West (1912)
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