Dodd's most prominent works (other than relating to President Wilson as described below) included: "The Life of Nathaniel Macon" (1903), "Jefferson Davis" (1907), "Statesmen of the Old South" (1911), "Expansion and Conflict" (1915), "The Cotton Kingdom: A Chronicle of the Old South" (1919) and "The Old South: Struggles for Democracy" (1937).