"An Englishwoman's Work Among Workingmen" (1875) was a memoir of her activism.She wrote pamphlets, most notably "True Manliness" (1883), and Christian devotional works, including "Christ the Consoler, A Book of Comfort for the Sick" (1879), and "A plea for the wider action of the Church of England in the prevention of the degradation of women", an essay in which she criticised the contemporary double standard by which women were disproportionately blamed for sexual immorality.