Francis Lieber

Encyclopaedia Americana. A popular dictionary of arts, sciences, literature, history, politics, and biography, brought down to the present time; including a copious collection of original articles in American biography. On the basis of the seventh edition of the German Conversations-Lexicon

On civil liberty and self-government.

Manual of political ethics

Manual of Political Ethics

The stranger in America

On civil liberty and self-government

Remarks on the relation between education and crime

Great events

Washington and Napoleon.

The character of the gentleman

A constitution and plan of education for Girard College for orphans

No party now, but all for our country.

Fragments of political science on nationalism and internationalism.

Legal and political hermeneutics, or, Principles of interpretation and construction in law and politics

Lincoln oder McClellan?

The miscellaneous writings of Francis Lieber.

A Popular Essay on Subjects of Penal Law, and on Uninterrupted Solitary Confinement at Labor

What is our Constitution,--league, pact, or government?

On International Copyright, in a Letter to the Hon. William C. Preston

Manual of political ethics

The character of the gentleman

Slavery, plantations and the Yeomanry (1863)

A song on our country and her flag

The ancient and the modern teacher of politics.

Essays On Property And Labor As Connected With Natural Law And The Constitution Of Society

Essays on property and labour as connected with natural law and the constitution of society.

Legal and political hermeneutics

Letter to His Excellency Patrick Noble, Governor of South Carolina, on the penitentiary system

letter to Hon. E. D. Morgan

Lieber's Code and the law of war

Life and letters

The life and letters of Francis Lieber

Manual of political ethics, designed chiefly for the use of colleges and students at law ...

The necessity of continued self-education.

Notes on fallacies of American protectionists.

Notes on fallacies peculiar to American protectionists, or chiefly resorted to in America

Reflections on the changes which may seem necessary in the present constitution of the state of New York

Reminiscences of an intercourse with Mr. Niebuhr, the historian

Slavery, plantations and the yeomanry

Legal and political hermeneutics