William Samuel Lilly

• Ancient Religion and Modern Thought (1884).
• Chapters in European History (2 vols., 1886).^[2]
• A Century of Revolution (1890).^[3]
• On Right and Wrong (1890).
• On Shibboleths (1892).^[4]
• The Great Enigma (1892).
• Manual of the Law Specially Affecting Catholics (1893, with John E.P. Wallis).
• The Claims of Christianity (1894).
• Four English Humourists of the Nineteenth Century (1895).
• Essays and Speeches (1897).
• First Principles in Politics (1899).
• Renaissance Types (1901).
• India and its Problems (1902).
• Christianity and Modern Civilization (1903).
• Studies in Religion and Literature (1904).
• Many Mansions: Studies in Ancient Religion and Modern Thought (1907).
• Idola Fori (1910).
• The New France (1913).
• An Invisible Kingdom (1919).

Selected articles

• "The Study of Medieval History," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXX (1877).
• "The True View of the Protestant Reformation," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXI (1877).
• "The Renaissance and Liberty," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXII (1878).
• "Archbishop Trench on Medieval Church History," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXII (1878).
• "Michael Angelo and his Age," The Quarterly Review, Vol. CXLVII (1879).
• "Cardinal Newman," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XXXII (1879).
• "The Eighteenth Century," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXIV (1879).
• "The Eighteenth Century, II," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXV (1879).
• "The Age of Balzac," The Contemporary Review, Vol. XXXVII (1880).
• "The Eighteenth Century, III," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXVI (1880).
• "The Eighteenth Century, IV," The Dublin Review, Vol. LXXXIX (1881).
• "The Principles of '89," The Contemporary Review, Vol. XXXIX (1881).
• "The Goal of Modern Thought," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XI, 1882.
• "The Sacred Books of the East," The Dublin Review, Vol. XCI (1882).
• "The Resurrection of Ireland," The Dublin Review, Vol. XCI (1882).
• "Free-thought—French and English," The Contemporary Review, Vol. XLI (1882).
• "Supernaturalism: Mediæval and Classical," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XIV (1883).^[5]
• "The Saints of Islam," The Contemporary Review, Vol. XLIV (1883).^[6]
• "The Experiment of France," The Dublin Review, Vol. XCIV (1884).
• "The Christian Revolution," The Contemporary Review, Vol. XLV (1884).
• "Modern Mysticism," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLII (1884).^[7]
• "What Can History Teach Us?," The Contemporary Review, Vol. XLVIII (1885).
• "The New Naturalism," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLIV (1885).
• "Darwinism and Democracy," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLV (1886).^[8]
• "Liberty and Liberalism," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLV (1886).
• "Pro Vivis et Defunctis: Some Remarks Upon Father Amherst's History of Catholic Emancipation," The Dublin Review, Vol. XCIX (1886).
• "The Present Outlook for Christianity," The Forum, Vol. II (1886)
• "Materialism and Morality," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLVI (1886).^[9]
• "Mr. John Morley," The Dublin Review, Vol. C (1887).
• "The Constitution of 1782," The Dublin Review, Vol. C (1887).
• "What is the Object of Life?," The Forum, Vol. IV (1887).
• "The Province of Physics: A Rejoinder to Professor Huxley," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLVII (1887).
• "The Higher Theism," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLVIII (1887).
• "Catholics and County Councils," The Dublin Review, Vol. CIII (1888).
• "Right and Wrong," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLIX (1888).^[10]
• "What is Left of Christianity?," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XXIV (1888).
• "Herbert Spencer as a Moralist," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XLIX (1888).
• "Collins Epitome of Herbert Spencer," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XXVII (1888).
• "Professor Green," The Dublin Review, Vol. CV (1889).
• "The Foundation of Ethics," The Forum, Vol. VI (1889).
• "The Ethics of Art," The Forum, Vol. VII (1889).
• "The Ethics of Politics," The Forum, Vol. VII (1889).
• "The Ethics of Journalism," The Forum, Vol. VII (1889).
• "The Ethics of Marriage," The Forum, Vol. VIII (1889).
• "The Ethics of Property," The Forum, Vol. VIII (1889).
• "The Ethics of Punishment," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. LII (1889).^[11]
• "Sophocles in English," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XXV (1889).
• "In Search of a Religion," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XXVI (1889).^[12]
• "Our Great Philosopher," The Contemporary Review, Vol. LV (1889).
• "Our Great Philosopher, II" The Contemporary Review, Vol. LVI (1889).
• "John Henry Newman: In Memoriam," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. LIV (1890).^[13]
• "The Shibboleth of Public Opinion," The Forum, Vol. X (1890).
• "The Shibboleth of Liberty," The Forum, Vol. X (1891).
• "The Shibboleth of 'the People'," The Forum, Vol. XI (1891).
• "The Jacobin Movement in Ireland," The Dublin Review, Vol. CVIII (1891).
• "The Penal Laws: An Historical Retrospect," The Dublin Review, Vol. CIX (1891).
• "The Indictment of Dives," The New Review, Vol. IX (1893).^[14]
• "Self-Government," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. LX (1893).
• "The Philosophy of Crime," The Contemporary Review, Vol. LXV (1894).^[15]
• "Alexander Pope," The Dublin Review, Vol. CXIV (1894).
• "The New Spirit in History," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XXXVIII (1895).^[16]
• "The Mission of Tennyson," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XXXVIII (1897).^[17]
• "An Object Lesson in Politics," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. LXVIII (1897).
• "Mr. Wilfrid Ward's Cardinal Wiseman," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. LXIX (1898).
• "The Methods of the Inquisition," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XLIII (1898).
• "What Was Primitive Christianity?," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XLIV (1898).
• "The 'Parlous Position' of England," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XLVII (1900).
• "Anglicanism: Old and New," The Dublin Review, Vol. CXXXVIII, 1906.
• "The Coming Eucharistic Congress," The Dublin Review, Vol. CXLIII, 1908.
• "The End of a Legend," The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. LXV (1909).^[18]
• "The Question of the House of Lords," The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. LXVIII (1910).^[19]
• "The Philosophy of Strikes," The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. LXX (1911).^[20]
• "Lord Acton and the French Revolution," The Dublin Review, Vol. CXLVIII (1911).
• "Some Modern Martyrs," The Dublin Review, Vol. CXLIX (1911).
• "Substitutes for Christianity," The Fortnightly Review, Vol. XCVII (1912).^[21]
• "The Rule of Funk," The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. LXXI (1912).^[22]
• "Criminals and the Criminal Class," The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. LXXII (1912).^[23]
• "A Vanishing Virtue," The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. LXXVI (1914).^[24]

Miscellany

• Characteristics from the Writings of John Henry Newman (1874).