The Man Without a Country (1863) A fictitious story of an American Army lieutenant who renounces his country during a trial for treason and is consequently sentenced to spend the rest of his life at sea without hearing any news about the United States.

Ten Times One Is Ten (1870) A novel that follows ten individuals who form a charitable organization dedicated to spreading kindness and good works through society.

In His Name (1873) A historical novel set in medieval France that depicts the struggles of the Waldensians, a Christian movement that opposed the Catholic Church.

Philip Nolan's Friends (1876) A companion novel to "The Man Without a Country" that expands on the original story with additional characters and plotlines.

The Brick Moon (1869) An early science fiction story about an artificial satellite made of bricks that accidentally launches into orbit with people aboard.

If, Yes, and Perhaps (1868) A collection of short stories and essays covering various social and political themes of the post-Civil War era.

My Double and How He Undid Me (1859) A humorous short story about a busy minister who hires a look-alike to attend social functions in his place.

Sybaris and Other Homes (1869) A collection of stories describing various utopian communities and social experiments.

The New England Boyhood (1893) An autobiographical work detailing Hale's experiences growing up in early 19th century Boston.

The Life of Christopher Columbus (1891) A biographical account of Christopher Columbus's life and his voyages to the Americas.

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