_Sartor Resartus._ By Thomas Carlyle. Cassell's National Library.
_The Pilgrim's Progress._ By John Bunyan. Cassell's National Library.
1905. _Creatures That Once Were Men._ By Maxim Gorky. Rivers.
1906 etc. _Works of Dickens._ In Everyman Library. Dent.
1906. _Essays._ By Matthew Arnold. In the Everyman Library. Dent.
_Literary London._ By Elsie M. Lang. Werner Laurie.
1907. _The Book of Job._ (Wellwood Books.)
_From Workhouse to Westminster; the Life Story of Will Crooks, M.P._ By George Haw. Cassell. Cheaper edition, 1908.
1908. _Poems._ By John Ruskin. Muses Library. Routledge.
_The Cottage Homes of England._ By W. W. Crotch. Industrial Publishing Co.
1909. _A Vision of Life._ By Darrell Figgis. Lane.
_Meadows of Play._ By Margaret Arndt. Elkin Mathews.
_Eyes of Youth._ An Anthology. Herbert and Daniel.
1911. _Samuel Johnson._ Extracts from, selected by Alice Meynell. Herbert and Daniel.
_The Book of Snobs._ By W. M. Thackeray. Red Letter Library. Blackie.
1912. _Famous Paintings Reproduced in Colour._ Cassell.
_The English Agricultural Labourer._ By A. H. Baverstock. The Vineyard Press.
_Fables._ By Æsop. Translated by V. S. Vernon Jones. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Heinemann.
1913. _The Christmas Carol._ In the Waverley Dickens.
1915. _Bohemia's Claim for Freedom._ The London Czech Committee.
ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING BOOKS BY OTHER WRITERS
1901. _Nonsense Rhymes._ By W. C. Monkhouse. Brimley Johnson. Cheaper edition, 1902.
1903. _The Great Enquiry._ By H. B. (Hilaire Belloc). Duckworth.
1904. _Emmanuel Burden._ By Hilaire Belloc. Methuen.
1905. _Biography for Beginners._ By E. Clerihew. Cheaper edition, Werner Laurie, 1908. Cheap edition, 1910.
1912. _The Green Overcoat._ By Hilaire Belloc. Arrowsmith.
_The Speaker_ (afterwards _The Nation_). From 1898 onwards.
_The Daily News._ Weekly article, 1900-1913. Also occasional poems and reviews.
_The Daily Herald._ Weekly article, 1913-1914.
_The Illustrated London News._ 1905-1914; 1915-
_The Eye-Witness_ (afterwards _The New Witness_). Poems and articles, 1911 onwards.
Also correspondence columns of _The Tribune_ (1906-1908), _The Clarion_, and the London Press in general.
_The Oxford and Cambridge Review_ (afterwards _The British Review_). Articles 1911, etc.