_Fables._ By AEsop. 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.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO PERIODICALS

_Bookman._ From 1898 onwards, _passim_.

_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.

_The Dublin Review._ Occasional articles.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS

Evidence before the Joint Select Committee of the House of Lords and
the House of Commons on Stage Plays (Censorship), included in the
Minutes of Evidence, 1909.

SPEECHES

1908. _The Press._ Speech at Pan-Anglican Congress. Proceedings
published by _The Times_.

1910. _What to do with the Backward Races._ Speech at the
Nationalities and Subject Races Conference, London.
Proceedings published by P. S. King.

1914. _Do Miracles Happen?_ Report of a Discussion at the Little
Theatre in January, 1914. Published as a pamphlet by The
Christian Commonwealth Co.

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