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Father Rhine (1898) travel writing • "The Monastic Legend: A Criticism of Abbot Gasquet's
Henry VIII and the English Monasteries" (1905), article,
Medieval Studies, issue 1. • ''Friar's Lantern'' (1906) •
Pearl. A Fourteenth-Century Poem (1906) translator •
From Saint Francis to Dante. Translations from the Chronicle of the Franciscan Salimbene (1221 - 1288) (1907) •
Chaucer and his England (1908) - Reprinted in 1993 by
Bracken Books. •
A Medieval Garner (1910) •
Life in the Middle Ages (1910; revised 1928 in four volumes) •
French Monasticism in 1503 (1915) •
The Main Illusions of Pacificism: a Criticism of Mr. Norman Angell and of the Union of Democratic Control (1916) • ''The Plain man's religion in the Middle Ages'' (1916) pamphlet •
The Case for Compulsory Military Service (1917) •
Social Life in Britain from the Conquest to the Reformation (1918) •
Christ, St Francis and To-Day (1919) •
The Roman Catholic Church and the Bible. Some Historical Notes (1921) booklet •
Monasticism: Its Cause and Effects. Sketch of the Social and Intellectual Part Played By World History By the Monastic Institution •
Infant Perdition in the Middle Ages (1922) •
Papal Infallibility (1922) •
A Victorian Schoolmaster: Henry Hart of Sedbergh (1923) •
The Death Penalty for Heresy from 1164 to 1921 AD (1924) •
Roman Catholic Truth: An Open Discussion between G. G. Coulton and L. J. Walker (1924) •
The Medieval Village (1925)
Medieval Village, Manor & Monastery •
Art and the Reformation (1928) also as
Medieval Faith And Symbolism and
Fate of Medieval Art in the Renaissance & Reformation •
Miracle of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1928) editor •
The Inquisition (1929) •
Modern Faith (1929) •
The Black Death (1929) •
Crusades, Commerce and Adventure (1930) •
The Works of Liudprand of Cremona (1930) edited with
Eileen Power •
Malta - And Beyond (1930) pamphlet •
Froissart and His Chronicles: The Chronicler of European Chivalry (1930) •
The Medieval Scene (1930) •
Ten Medieval Studies, with Four Appendices (1930) •
Romanism And Truth (1930, two volumes) •
In Defence of the Reformation (1931) •
Some Problems in Medieval Historiography (1932) Raleigh Lecture •
Two saints: St. Bernard & St. Francis (1932) •
Scottish Abbeys and Social Life •
The Meaning of Medieval Moneys (1934) •
Commentary on the Rule of St Augustine By Robertus Richardinus (1935) editor •
H. W. Fowler (1935) •
The Faith of St. Thomas More (1935) •
Sectarian History: A Fresh Development (1937) pamphlet •
The Scandal of Cardinal Gasquet (1937) pamphlet •
Inquisition and Liberty (1938) •
Medieval Panorama (1938, 2 volumes) •
Studies in Medieval Thought (1940) • ''Europe's Apprenticeship - a Survey of Medieval Latin with Examples'' (1940) •
Fourscore Years: an Autobiography (1943), winner of the
James Tait Black Memorial Prize •
Is The Catholic Church Anti-Social? (1946) with
Arnold Lunn •
Stained Glass of the 12th and 13th Centuries from French Cathedrals (1951) with
Marcel Aubert •
Five Centuries of Religion (1927-1950) in four volumes: I St. Bernard, his predecessors and successors, 1000-1200 AD, II The friars and the dead weight of tradition, 1200-1400 AD, III Getting & spending, IV The last days of medieval monachism ==References==