 In addition to several educational works for Novello & Co, Bridge published two books based on his lectures, "Samuel Pepys, Lover of Musicke" (1903) and "Twelve Good Musicians from John Bull to Henry Purcell" (1920), as well as a substantial volume of memoirs, "A Westminster Pilgrim" (1918).Reviewing the memoirs, the critic H. C. Colles wrote that the book showed why Bridge was "even more widely loved as a man than he has been respected as a musician.