Stuff of Dreams, and Other Plays (1919)

In Divers Reflections On A Book Entitled The End Of Religious Controversy, Alleged To Be Published By The Rev. J. M. Given Forth In Order To Manifest The Craftiness Thereof, For The Sake Of The Simple-Hearted, If Haply They Might Come To A Thorough Conviction, That Pure Religion Can Only Stand In Sincerity And Truth, And Not In Sophistry Nor The Craftiness Of Man’s Wisdom; Likewise, A Defense Of The Albigenses, With A Remark Upon Griers Reply, And An Appeal To Protestants And Dissenters, To Remind Them To Examine Whether They Are Reformed Indeed, So As To Shine As Lights In The World; Or Whether They Have Been As Stumbling-Blocks, And An Offense In The Way Of The Weak.