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- A Cardinal on the Rights of Labour, Justice, August 15, 1885
- A Dream of Queer Fishes, The Commonweal, November 19, 1887
- A Nursery of Millionaires, To-day, June 1885
- A Sage at Close Quarters, Edward Carpenter: In Appreciation, edited by G. Beith, 1931
- Alarming Condition of the West-End, The Commonweal, June 12, 1886
- Among the Authors: George Bernard Shaw, Vegetarian Review, February 1897
- Among the Authors: The Case of Mr. Hall Caine, Vegetarian Review, 1897
- Anna Kingsford, Vegetarian Review, February 1896Reprinted in The Humane Review, 1909, pp. 58-64
- Bernard Shaw as Humanitarian, The Humane Review, April 1908
- Bible and Beef, The Vegetarian, 1899
- Biblical Vegetarianism, The Reformer, October 15, 1897
- Biblical Vegetarianism, The Humane Review, 1908-9Edited reprint of ‘The Reformer’ essay.
- Blood Sports at School: The Eton Hare-Hunt, Killing For Sport, 1914The Eton Hare Hunt
- Burroughs’ Study of Whitman, Vegetarian Review, 1897
- Can the Social Residuum be Stamped Out?, Progressive Review, February 1897
- Civilization of the Animals, Vegetarian Review, March 1896
- Classical Learning, The Gentleman's Magazine, January to June 1886
- Classics and Modern Subjects, Time, July 1882
- Cobbett’s ‘Legacy To Labourers’, Justice, June 6, 1885
- Concerning Rules and Principles, The Vegetarian News, August 1931
- Confessions of an Eton Master, The Nineteenth Century, January 1885
- Cruel Sports, Westminster Review, 1892
- David Henry Thoreau: A Centenary Essay, The Humanitarian, January-April 1917Published in four parts in ‘The Humanitarian’ in January, February, March and April 1917. Reprinted by the Humanitarian League, 1917 (30 pages, paper wrapper). Used Thoreau’s birth name. Republished in ‘Thoreau Journal Quarterly’, International Issue Vol. 7 No. 3, July 1975, page 4-11.
- Drag Hunting Verses Stag Hunting, Killing For Sport, 1914
- Edgar Allan Poe’s Writings, Progress, July 1887Reprinted in ‘Literary Sketches’