Correspondence between His Majesty's government and the United States ambassador respecting the treatment of German prisoners of war and interned civilians in the United Kingdom 

Quality of mercy : how British prisoners of war were taken to Germany in 1914, The 

An agreement between the British and German governments concerning combatant and civilian prisoners of war 

Case of Edith Cavell : a study of the rights of non-combatants, The 

Correspondence respecting the use of police dogs in prisoners' camps in Germany 

How Germany makes war. Ninth edition. 

Straight path and the crooked, The 

German opinions on British policy 

Bulletin of recent books on the Great War, A 

Liberty of the subject : Lord Shaw of Dunfermline's judgment in the Zadig case, The 

British trade restraints and peace prospects 

Correspondence relative to the alleged ill-treatment of German subjects captured in the Cameroons 

How Britain strove for peace : a record of Anglo-German negotiations, 1898-1914, told from authoritative sources 

Economic weapon in the war against Germany, The 

Awakening of the German people, The 

To the men behind the armies : an address delivered on February 18, 1917, at the Æolian Hall, at a meeting of the Fight for Right Movement 

Necessity knows no law. 

Naval prospects in 1917 

Reprisals against prisoners of war : correspondence between the International Red Cross Committee and the British government 

Does the British Navy take prisoners?