Compiled by Alan M. Guenther (Assistant Professor of History, Briercrest College and Seminary)
with assistance from Elizabeth Hughes Clark (Adjunct Professor Emerita, Sociology and Anthropology Dept., Arcadia University, Glenside, PA), 28 July 2008.

Portions of letters in:

1. Letter of Jan. 1, 1866 in “Death of Rev. J. Stevenson.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, 2 (Mar. 1866) 94-95.
2. Letter of Feb. 3, 1866 in “North India.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, 2 (Apr. 1866) 128.
3. Letter of June 29, 1870 in “The Late Rev. J. W. Knott.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 20 (1870) 111-115.
4. Letter of July 1, 1870 in “Death of the Late Rev. J. W. Knott.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, 6 (Sept. 1870) 282-283.

Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Some Account of the Late Fazle-i-Hakk, of Peshawur.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, new series, 5 (1869) 30-32.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. The K?l?d-i Afgh?ni, being Selections of Pushto Prose and Poetry for the Use of Students. Peshawar: Lithographed at the Panjab educational press, Lahore 1872.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Shiahposh Kafirs.” The Indian Evangelical Review: A Quarterly Journal of Missionary Thought and Effort, 1, 1 (1873) 93-94.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Missionary Efforts for the Afghans.” Ed. J. Murdoch, et. al. Report of the General Missionary Conference, held at Allahabad, 1872-73. London: Seely, Jackson, and Halliday, 1873, 72-79, 82-83.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Afghans.” The Indian Evangelical Review: A Quarterly Journal of Missionary Thought and Effort, 1, 3 (1973) 332.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Durj-i-Murj?n. Lahore: Punjab Religious Book Society, 1874. [“The parables of our Lord in verse” in Pushto]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Afgh?ni Jhanda. Lahore: Punjab Religious Book Society, 1874. [part of C. G. Pfander’s Miz?n al Haqq]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Incidents of an Itinerating Tour on the Borders of Afghanistan.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 1 (June 1874) 65. [part of letter]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “An Indian Missionary on Muhammad and Muhammadansim.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, new series, 10 (1874) 330-340.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Notes on Muhammadanism. London: Wm. H. Allen and Co., 1875.
Brodhead, A. and John Murdoch, eds. Conference on Urdu and Hindi Christian Literature held at Allahabad, 24th and 25th February, 1875. Madras: The Christian Vernacular Education Society, 1875, 7-8, 19-22—contains extended quotations by Hughes.
Conference on Missions to the Mohammedans held at the Church Missionary House, Salisbury Square, on the 20th end 21st of October, 1875. n. p. n.d, 67-73 contains Hughes’ report; Second Report of the Sub-committee Appointed in Connexion with the Conference on Missions to Mohammadans, 15-16 contains an Appendix with a book list compiled for missionaries by Hughes and T. V. French.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Preface.” The Qur?n, Translated into the Urdu Language by Shaikh Abdul Q?dir Ibn i Sh?h Wal? Ullah, of Delh?, A. D. 1790, with a Preface and Introduction in English by the Rev. T. P. Hughes, C. M. S. Peshawar, and an index in Urdu by the Rev. E. M. Wherry. Lodiana: The Mission Press, 1876, ii-xxiii.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “A Week in Egypt.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, second new series, 1 (1876) 216-218.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Visit of the Prince of Wales to Amritsar.” Reprinted from the Calcutta Christian Intelligencer, Feb. 1876. See also portion of letter in “The Prince of Wales and the North Indian Christians.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 3, 29 (May 1876) 51-53.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. The Akhund of Swat: A Muhammadan Saint, and Dilawar Khan: The Converted Afghan Brigand. Reprinted from the Calcutta Christian Intelligencer. [Lahore: Victoria Press], 1876.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. The Church Missionary Society’s Mission to the Afghans at Peshawar. London: Sears & Son, 1876, for private circulation. Inside t. p. “Some Account of the Afghans and of the Church Missionary Society’s Mission at Peshawar.”
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Kingdom of Kashghar.” The Indian Evangelical Review: a Quarterly A Journal of Missionary Thought and Effort, 4, 13 (1876) 52-60.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Rev. Imam Shah, of Peshawur.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 3, 35 (Nov. 1876) 122-123.
‘Abdur Rahman. Diwan-i-Abdur Rahman: or, The poems of Abdur Rahman, carefully collated from existing MSS. by Maulvi Ahmad and ed. by T.P. Hughes. Lahore: 1877
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Notes on Muhammadanism, being Outlines of the Religious System of Islam. rev. ed. London: Wm. H. Allen & Co., 1877.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Oriental Mysticism.” The Indian Christian Intelligencer, 1, 1 (March 1877) 1-19.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Israelitish Origin of the Afghans Considered.” The Indian Christian Intelligencer, 1, 1 (March 1877) 69-78.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Wahhabis of Najd and India,” The Indian Christian Intelligencer, 1, 3 (Sept. 1877) 24-35.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Religion of the Sikhs,” The Indian Christian Intelligencer, 2, 6 (June 1878) 160-169. [Review of Ernest Trumpp. The Adi Granth, or the Holy Scriptures of the Sikhs, translated from the original Gurumukhi (London: W. H. Allen, 1877)]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Wahhabis of Najd and India.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, second new series, 3 (1878) 98-100, 160-165.
[Hughes, Thomas Patrick] signed An Anglo-Indian. “Personal Recollections of the Ameer Shere Ali Khan.” The Graphic 18 (November 16, 1878): 510. The article preceding the “Personal Recollections” entitled “The Impending Afghan War” also seems to have been authored by Hughes or at least based on material he provided. The Graphic 18 (November 16, 1878): 505-510. Another article on “Afghanistan.” The Graphic 18 (October 5, 1878): 345-347, may also be Hughes’ work, though his hand is not so clearly evident. A note in his Journal (p. 145) mentions that he wrote Afghan articles for the London Graphic in 1878.
“Annual Conference.” The Indian Female Evangelist, 4, 27 (Jul. 1878) 139-140.
Milman, Frances Maria. Memoir of the Right Rev. Robert Milman, D.D. Lord Bishop of Calcutta & Metropolitan of India with a Selection from his Correspondence and Journals. London: John Murray, 1879, pp. 360-362 [final journal entry written by T. P. Hughes].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Discussion.” The Official Report of the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Church Congress, held at Sheffield, 1878. Sheffield: Pawson & Brailsford, 1879, pp. 46-47.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Our Mission to the Afghans.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, second new series, 4 (1879) 7-15.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Missions among Mohammedans.” Proceedings of the General Conference on Foreign Missions held at the Conference Hall, in Mildmay Park, London, in October, 1878. London: John F. Shaw & Co., 1879, 323-333; also discussion, 149-150,
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Mission Work among the Afghans.” Proceedings of the General Conference on Foreign Missions held at the Conference Hall, in Mildmay Park, London, in October, 1878. London: John F. Shaw & Co., 1879, 345-346.
Malleson, (Colonel) G. B. History of Afghanistan, from the Earliest Period to the Outbreak of the War of 1878, 2nd ed. London: W. H. Allen, 1879. Appendix contains letter by T. P. Hughes on the terms “Afghan” and “Pathan,” pp. 455-456.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Akhund of Swat.” Leisure Hour (January 18, 1879): 43-45.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “About the Afghans.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 6, no. 61 (Jan. 1879): 1-3, 6-8; The Church Missionary Gleaner, 6, no. 62 (Feb. 1879): 13-15.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Mr. Hughes at Jellalabad.” Church Missionary Intelligencer 4, 2nd new series (June 1879): 363-364.
 “Visits to Kandahar and Jellalabad.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 6, 67 (Jul. 1879) contains part of his letter, pp. 75-76.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Rev. Imam Shah in the City of Cabul.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 6, 71 (Nov. 1879) 126-127.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Rev. Imam Shah in the City of Cabul.” Church Missionary Intelligencer 4, 2nd new series (Nov. 1879): 673-675.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Life among the Afghans.” Sunday at Home 26
I. The Mission House (Feb. 22, 1879): 120-123;
II. The Village (March 22, 1879): 181-185;
III. The Mosque (Jul. 19, 1879): 456-458;
IV. In the Khyber (Aug. 9, 1879): 503-505;
V. In the City (Sep. 20, 1879): 599-603;
VI. The Afghan Poets (Nov. 29, 1879): 758-760;
VII. The Church and School (Dec. 27, 1879): 818-822.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Church in Cabul.” Sunday at Home 27 (February 14, 1880): 103-106.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Peshawar Memorial Church of the Afghan Mission.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 7, 79 (Jul. 1880) 84. [a brief appeal for funds]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Converts from Cabul.” The Church Missionary Gleaner,7, 83 (Nov. 1880) 123.
A Deputation [Thomas Patrick Hughes]. “Reminiscences of Missionary Deputation.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer and Record, second new series, 6 (March 1881): 141-148. A copy is also located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 151.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Religion of the Sikhs.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer and Record, second new series, 6 (May 1881): 257-262.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Our Mission to the Afghans.” The Church Missionary Gleaner, 8, 89 (May 1881) 54-55. [portion of his annual letter]
Portions of letters in:

1. “The Month.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer and Record, second new series, 6 (April 1881): 247.
2. “The Month.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer and Record, second new series, 6 (May 1881): 310.
3. “Lahore.” Mission Life; or, Home and Foreign Church Work 12, part 2, n.s. (September 1881): 417-418. [quoting Indian Churchman]
4. “Bazaar Preaching, by For and Against.” Mission Life; or, Home and Foreign Church Work 12, part 2, n.s. (November 1881): 510-514. [quoting Indian Churchman]

Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “What should be the attitude and position which the Christian teacher should assume towards Muhammadanism: with special reference to views advanced by certain Christian writers who have undertaken its systematic defence.” Mission Life; or, Home and Foreign Church Work 12, part 2, n.s. (1881): 281-291; also published separately with the following addition to the title: A paper read at the Lahore Diocesan Synod. Allahabad: North-Western Provinces and Oudh Government Press, 1881.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “A Peep at Cashmere.” Sunday at Home 28 (July 23, 1881): 472-475.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Letter to Sir Bartle Frere, dated Peshawur, September 16, 1881, in John Martineau. The Life and Correspondence of Sir Bartle Frere, Bart., G.C.B., F.R.S., Etc. Vol. 2. London: John Murray, 1895, pp. 156-157. [only in first edition]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The ‘Id-ul-Azha.’” Mission Life; or, Home and Foreign Church Work 13, part 1, n.s. (1882): 21-24.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Is Peshawar in Afghanistan?” The Pioneer (Allahabad), 22 May, 1882, p. 6.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Peshawar: Afghanistan.” India’s Women 1 (1881): 190-191.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick, ed. Ganj-i-Pukhto, or Pukhto Treasury being the Government Textbook for the Lower Standard of Examination in Pukhto, the Language of the Afghans. London: W. H. Allen & Co., 1882.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Preaching to Muslims.” Church Missionary Intelligencer 7, 2nd new series (Mar. 1882): 169-171.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Punjab: Extracts from the Annual Letters.” Church Missionary Intelligencer 7, 2nd new series (Aug. 1882):491-493.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Work among Mohamedans: Opening Speech.” Report of the Second Decennial Missionary Conference held at Calcutta, 1882-83. Calcutta: Baptist Mission Press, 1883, 239-246, also earlier discussion, 26-27.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Visit of an Afghan Christian Evangelist to Kafiristan.” Church Missionary Intelligencer 8, 2nd new series (July 1883): 418-425.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Mulla of M?nki.” The Church Missionary Intelligencer, second new series, 8 (1883) 529-531.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Speech of the Rev. T. P Hughes” in “The Society’s Anniversary.” Church Missionary Intelligencer 9, 2nd new series (June, 1884): 353-355.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “In Memoriam—Miss Annie Norman.” India’s Women 4 (Sep-Oct. 1884): 225-231; see also pp. 181-182.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “All Saints’ Memorial Church, Peshawar.” The Church Missionary Gleaner 11, no. 131 (Nov. 1884): 121-124. This was also printed separately in a small pamphlet of 16 pages. A copy of this is located in his Journal/Memoir, pp. 157-161.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Dictionary of Islam, being a Cyclopaedia of the Doctrines, Rites, Ceremonies, and Customs, together with the Technical and Theological Terms, of the Muhammadan Religion. London: W. H. Allen, 1885.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “An Afghan Jailer.” The Leisure Hour (1885): 482-484. An article with the same name is found in Littell’s Living Age, 166 (1 Aug. 1885) 309-313.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “An Afghan Wedding.” The Leisure Hour (1885): 600-603.
Stanton, Evan. [Hughes, Thomas Patrick]. Ruhainah: A Story of Afghan Life. New York: Cassell & Co., Ltd., 1886.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Strange Story of an Epitaph,” Christian Union 33, no. 17 (29 Apr. 1886) 7.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Converted Afghan Brigand,” The Independent (New York) 38 (17 June 1886) 14.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. American Ancestry giving the Name and Descent, in the Male Line, of Americans whose Ancestors Settled in the United States previous to the Declaration of Independence, A. D. 1776. Vol. 1 The City of Albany, State of New York, 1887; vol. 2 Columbia County, State of New York, 1887. Albany, NY: Joel Munsell’s Sons, 1887. Hughes wrote Preface and Introduction.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Akhoond of Swat: A Muslim Saint,” Christian Union 37, no. 3 (19 Jan. 1888) 74-75.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Missions to Muslims.” The Andover Review: A Religious and Theological Monthly 9, no. 49 (Jan. 1888) 1-18.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Muslim’s Bible.” The Andover Review: A Religious and Theological Monthly 9, no. 53 (May 1888) 466-474.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Muslim’s Faith.” The Andover Review: A Religious and Theological Monthly 10, no. 55 (July 1888) 23-36.
“Proceedings at Boston, May 12, 1886,” Journal of the American Oriental Society 13 (1889), p. xcv, contains a summary of remarks made by Rev. T. P. Hughes at the meeting on the religion of Islam.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Letters to the Editor, The Churchman, March 22, July 5, August 30, October 25, December 14, 1890. Précis of sermon in New York news, The Churchman, March 15, 1890.
 Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Martyr Bishop of Muscat: That Many-Tongued Man of Lahore.” The Churchman, 64 (Jul. 11, 1891) 55-56.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “A Great Missionary Bishop,” Christian Union 44, no. 16 (17 Oct. 1891) 738.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “A Tiger’s Head from Cabul,” St. Nicholas; an Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks, 17, no. 7 (May 1892) 503-504.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Letters to the Editor, The Churchman, August 29, 1891; March 11, 1893 [on CMS]; June 3, 1893.
An Anglo-Indian Chaplain, [Thomas Patrick Hughes?]. “A Cholera Epidemic: A Personal Reminiscence.” The Independent (New York) 44 (July 21, 1892) 1009-1010.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Has Islam a Future?” The Arena 6, no. 35 (Oct. 1892) 532-539.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Lord Salisbury’s Afghan Policy.” The Arena 6, no. 36 (Nov. 1892) 645-652.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Sanitation versus Quarantine.” North American Review 155, no. 432 (Nov. 1892): 636-638.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Rupee in India: A Sketch.” Harper’s Weekly (July 1893): 679.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Sunday a Day of Worship and not a Day of Rest.” The Churchman, 68 (Aug. 12, 1893) 185.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Heroic in Missions” The Churchman

1. “The Apostle Swartz,” The Churchman, 68 (Sept. 2, 1893) 282-284.
2. “Henry Martyn, the Senior Wrangler,” The Churchman, 68 (Sept. 9, 1893) 308-309.
3. “William Carey, the Shoemaker,” The Churchman, 68 (Sept. 23, 1893) 367-369.
4. “Reginald Heber, the Poet Bishop,” The Churchman, 68 (Sept. 30, 1893) 402-404.
5. “Judson, the Evangelist of Burma,” The Churchman, 68 (Oct. 7, 1893) 440-442.
6. “Alexander Duff, the Scotch Schoolmaster,” The Churchman, 68 (Oct. 14, 1893) 476-479.
7. “Francis Xavier, the Jesuit Missionary,” The Churchman, 68 (Nov. 11, 1893) 629-632.
8. “Thomas Valpy French, the Martyr Bishop,” The Churchman, 68 (Nov. 18, 1893) 668-669.
9. “John Eliot, ‘the Apostle to the Indians’,” The Churchman, 69 (Apr. 7, 1894) 414-416.
10. “John Coleridge Patterson, the Martyr Bishop of Melanesia,” The Churchman, 69 (May 12, 1894) 562-565.
11. “Joseph Wollf, Missionary,” The Churchman, 69 (June 16, 1894) 728-730.
12. “John Williams, the Martyr of Erromanga,” The Churchman, 70 (July 7, 1894) 20-23.
13. “David Livingstone, Missionary, Philanthropist, Traveler,” The Churchman, 70 (Sept. 1, 1894) 244-247.
14. “Robert Morrison, the Pioneer in China,” The Churchman, 70 (Sept. 8, 1894) 272-275.

Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Do the Jews Need Conversion? A Sermon Preached in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, East Seventy-Fourth St. and Park Ave., New York, on Sunday, April 30, 1893. New York: Church Publishing Company, Ltd., [1893].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Twenty Years on the Afghan Frontier.” The Independent (New York) 45 (1893) 455-456, 529-530, 637-638, 845-846, 1075-1076.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Three Meccan Pilgrims.” The Independent (New York) 45 (1893) 1364-5.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Among the Nurses.” Demorest’s Family Magazine 30, 2 (Dec. 1893) 143-149.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. The Kalid-i-Afghani, being selections of Pushto prose and poetry for the use of students. 2nd ed. Lahore: Munshi Gulab Singh & sons, 1893.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Notes on Muhammadanism, being Outlines of the Religious System of Islam. 3rd ed. London: W. H. Allen, 1894.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Mosque Life of the Moslem.” Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly 37 (Feb. 1894): 221-225.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Light from the Orient: The Parliament of Religions in its Presentation of Oriental Thought,” The Churchman, 68 (Oct. 11, 1893) 499-501.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Glimpses of India,” The Churchman, 68 (Dec. 16, 1893) 823-826.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Glimpses of Northern Africa,” The Churchman, 69 (Jan. 6, 1894) 21-23. [Review of Rev. Henry Martyn Field’s book, The Barbary Coast].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Metempsychosis,” The Independent (New York) 46 (1894) 1079-1080.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “An Hour with the Shakers,” The Churchman, 70 (Oct. 13, 1894) 440-441.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “An English Christmas of the Olden Time,” The Churchman, 70 (Dec. 22, 1894) 854-857.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Christian Work in Shanghai,” The Churchman, 71 (Jan. 12, 1895) 66-67. [Review of A. B. Simpson’s Larger Outlooks on Missionary Lands]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Letter to the Editor on “American Church Missionary Society,” 71 The Churchman, (March 23, 1895) 424.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The English House of Laymen.” The Churchman, 71 (Apr. 6, 1895) 491.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The English Church Missionary Society,” The Churchman, 71 (Apr. 20, 1895) 563-564.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Archdeacon Sinclair: The Popular Preacher at St. Paul’s.” The Churchman, 71 (May 4, 1895) 640.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Madagascar’s Christian Queen.” The Churchman, 71 (June 1, 1895) 788.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Prisoner’s Pastor: An Apostolic Life on Blackwell’s Island.” The Churchman, 71 (June 15, 1895) 862-863. [Obituary of Rev. William G. French.]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Meccan Pilgrims.” Scientific American 72 (June 15, 1895) 378.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Baptism of Polygamists.” The Independent (New York) 47 (July 11, 1895) 924-925.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Rev. Jani Alli, a Converted Moslem and a Christian Clergyman.” The Churchman, 72 (July 27, 1895) 108.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Canon Eyton: Canon Farrar’s Successor.” The Churchman, 72 (Aug. 3, 1895) 132.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Moslem Sacrifice: The Day of Sacrifice at Mount Arafah.” The Churchman, 72 (Aug. 10, 1895) 156-157.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Rightful Caliph.” The Independent (New York) 47 (Aug. 22, 1895) 1122.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Great Britain and the Sultan.” The Independent (New York) 47 (Sept. 5, 1895) 1187.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Theological Students.” The Churchman, 72 (Sept. 21, 1895) 317-318. [on the al-Azhar mosque in Cairo]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Sunday Observance in New York.” The Independent (New York) 47 (Nov. 7, 1895) 1497-1498.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Church of England: Interesting Statistics and Facts.” The Churchman, 73 (Jan. 25, 1896) 12-13.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Charlotte Tucker (A.L.O.E.): Author and Missionary.” The Churchman, 73 (Feb. 1, 1896) 154-156.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Stage from a Clergyman’s Standpoint.” The Forum (New York) 20 (Feb. 1896) 695-704.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Poets Laureate of England.” The Churchman, 73 (Mar. 21, 1896) 391-393.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Life of Cardinal Manning, “Archbishop of Westminster.” The Churchman, 73 (Apr. 4; Apr. 18, 1896) 449-450, 523. [review of the book of this title by Edmund Sheridan Purcell]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Pulpit Plagiarism.” The Independent (New York) 48 (May 21, 1896) 679-680. This article was reprinted in The Friend: A Religious and Literary Journal, 69, no. 48 (20 June 1896) 378.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Sensational Journalism.” The Independent (New York) 48 (June 11, 1896) 792-793.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Mahdis of Islam.” The Independent (New York) 48 (Sept. 24, 1896) 1286.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Religion in China.” The Churchman, 74 (Nov. 21, 1896) 685-686.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Dictionary of Islam, being a Cyclopaedia of the Doctrines, Rites, Ceremonies, and Customs, together with the Technical and Theological Terms, of the Muhammadan Religion. 2nd ed. London: W. H. Allen, 1896.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Cradle of Christianity: Sketches of the Holy Land,” Demorest’s Family Magazine 33, no. 2 (Dec. 1896): 65-71.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “From Scripture Metaphors.” The Homiletic Review (New York). 33 (Jan.-Jun. 1897):
-“The Dove.” 151-152.
-“The Sea.” 252-253.
-“The Cedar.” 344-345.
-“Salt.” 345.
-“The Everlasting Arms.” 443-444.
-“The Paschal Lamb.” 533-535.
-“The Physician.” 35 (Jan. - Jun. 1898) 344-346.
-“Hebrews 11:10.” 36 (Jul.- Dec. 1898) 248-249.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Hottest Place.” Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly 85 (Jul. 22, 1897): 54-?
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Conduct of a Hospital.” The Independent (New York) 50 (Feb. 24, 1898) 241-242.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “American Lineages.” The Independent (New York) 50 (March 17, 1898) 342.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Gen. Merritt’s Marriage,” New York Times (26 Oct. 1898) 6 [letter to the editor].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Clean Journalism,” New York Times (22 Dec. 1898) 6 [letter to the editor].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Church and the Stage,” New York Times (8 Jan. 1899) 17 [letter to the editor].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Bishop Potter and the Saloon,” New York Times (2 Feb. 1899) 6 [letter to the editor].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Episcopal Church,” New York Evangelist (13 Apr. 1899) 7-8.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Principal Rainy of Edinburgh,” New York Observer and Chronicle 79, no. 2 (10 Jan. 1901) 56.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Phonetic Spelling,” New York Times (26 May 1901) 21 [letter to the editor].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Last Words of Great Men.” Homiletic Review 40 (Oct. 1900): 345-?; ibid. 41 (May 1901): 452-?
An Orientalist [T. P. Hughes]. “Disraeli’s Asiatic Policy.” The Sun, Feb. 15, 1904, n. p. [letter to the editor; makes reference to earlier letter of his printed in the same paper, on “the Monroe Doctrine of Asia”] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 204.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Quaint Customs of the House of Commons.” Harper’s Weekly 50 (Feb. 10, 1906) 189.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The True Significance of Islam.” The Christian Forum: A Monthly Review of Religious Thought 1, 2 (May 1900) 73-83.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Biblical Play.” Critic: An Illustrated Review 45 (Oct. 1904) 307-312.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Mosque Life of the Muslim.” The Open Court: A Monthly Magazine 20, 6 (June 1906) 321-346.
A British American [Thomas Patrick Hughes]. “Ludlow 60 Years Ago: A Retrospect.” Ludlow Advertiser, n. d. n. p. [letter to the editor dated Dec. 31, 1907. A copy is located in his Journal/ Memoir, p.231]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “A Literary Cat: An Autobiography.” [clipping contained in TPH journal, p. 234]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Omissions from Westminster Abbey.” The Living Church (Chicago) n. p. n. d. [presumably 1907-8] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 246.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Trinity Sunday—Its Doctrines and its Lessons.” The Homiletic Review 55, no. 6 (June 1908) 479-481.
Stanton, Evan [T. P. Hughes]. “The Neglect of Parents.” The Globe n. p. n. d. [letter to the editor dated Brooklyn, July 29, 1908] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 248.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Caliphate of Islam.” Boston Evening Transcript (Saturday, Sept. 5, 1908) part 2, page 2. A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 248.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Bishops of New York: Their Obsequies and their Burial Places.” [unknown publication, A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, dated 1908, pp. 249-251]
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Prof. Lodge on Borderland.” Boston Herald (Sept. 20, 1908) n. p. [letter to the editor] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 250.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Crown Prince on Telepathy.” Boston Herald (Sept. 29, 1908) n. p. [letter to the editor] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 250.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “European Turkey as a Republic.” The Globe (Oct. 17, 1908), n. p. [letter to the editor] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 252.
An Anglo-Afghan [T. P. Hughes]. “Lord Robert’s Fears.” Sun n. d., n. p. [letter to the editor dated New York, November 27, 1908?] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 253.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Milton’s Comus.” Living Church (Nov. 11, 1908), n. p. A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 254.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Notes for a Christmas Sermon.” The Homiletic Review 56, no. 6 (Dec. 1908) 460-461.
Stanton, Evan [T. P. Hughes]. “A Year of Notable Centenaries,” The Globe n. d. n. p. [letter to the editor dated New York, Dec. 29, 1908] A copy is located in his Journal/ Memoir, p. 255.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Modern Gandhara.” The Open Court: A Monthly Magazine 23 (Feb. 1909) 75-78.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Tempter and the Christ.” The Homiletic Review 57, no. 3 (Mar. 1909) 240-241.
British American [T. P. Hughes]. “The Inns of Ludlow.” Ludlow Advertiser n. d. n. p. [letter to the editor dated New York, U.S.A., Oct. 17 1909?] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 267.
British American [T. P. Hughes]. “My Infantile Recollections of Ludlow.” Ludlow Advertiser n. d. n. p. [letter to the editor dated Long Island, October 21, 1909] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 271.
Ibn Ishak. “Isl?m, the Religion of Common Sense,” The Hibbert Journal: A Quarterly Review of Religion, Theology, and Philosophy, 7, no. 27 (1909) 522-540; T. P. Huhges provides the introduction, pp. 522-523.
British American [T. P. Hughes]. “Our American Letter: Roosevelt at Home.” Ludlow Advertier [June 18, 1910] n. p. A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 285.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Buddhist Relics.”[?] The Open Court: A Monthly Magazine 24 (1910) 55-59.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Resurrection.” The Homiletic Review 59 (Jan.-Jun. 1910) 190-192. A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 287.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Bibles of the World.” The Homiletic Review 62 (Jul.-Dec. 1911) 138ff.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “The Late Sir Francis Galton.” The Globe n. d., n. p. [letter to the editor dated Brooklyn, Jan. 19, 1911] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 299.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Christianity in the Orient.” The Sun n. d., n. p. [letter to the editor dated Brooklyn, February 25, 1911] A copy is located in his Journal/Memoir, p. 300.
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. “Church Law.” Lloyd’s Clerical Directory 1911. Chicago: The United Arts Press, 1911, [17-24].
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. [Review 6—No Title] New York Times (18 June 1911) p. BR392. [review of article by Leila Sprague Learned on “Slipshod English.”
Editor or contributor
Indian Christian Intelligencer (Lahore)—editor 1877-1878.
Civil and Military Gazette (Lahore)—associate editor
[The following all are American publications, primarily from New York]
The Churchman 1890-1896 — associate editor. A number of unsigned editorials and book reviews, especially in 1895-1896, reveal his input, touching subjects such as the C.M.S., the British in India, Islam, and topics about which he wrote in other papers.
Sunday Reading—editor
The Long Island Gazette—editor
The Literary Digest—on staff
The Commercial Advertiser (later called The Globe)—on staff as literary editor
Sun—regular contributor
New York Globe—regular contributor
Archival collections
Church Missionary Society Archives, in the Special Collections at the University of Birmingham—containing application papers and correspondence to and from Thomas P. Hughes while he was missionary with CMS.
Oriental and India Office Collections at the British Library—containing his “Journal” and its transcription by Elizabeth Hughes Clark, covering his life in England, India, and the United States; Pushto manuscripts donated by T. P. Hughes from the library he collected in India, see James Fuller Blumhardt and D. N. MacKenzie, Catalogue of Pashto Manuscripts in the Libraries of the British Isles (London: Trusties of the British Museum, 1965), pp. 64-91, 130.
Episcopal Diocese of New York archives at the Diocesan Offices at 1047 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10025-1798—containing items related to his ministry at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (now the Church of the Resurrection)

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