Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882.
Miscellanies / by Ralph Waldo Emerson. - Boston, New York : Houghton, Mifflin and company, 1884. - viii p., 1 l., [9]-425 p. 20 cm. - Half-title: Riverside edition ... vol. xi, of Emerson's complete works .
Title vignette. The greater part of the pieces contained in this volume are here published for the first time. cf. Pref. note.
The Lord's supper.--Historical discourse in Concord.--Address at the dedication of the Soldiers' monument in Concord.--Address on emancipation in the British West Indies.--War.--The fugitive slave law.--The assault upon Mr. Sumner.--Speech on affairs in Kansas.--Remarks at a meeting for the relief of John Brown's family.--John Brown: speech at Salem.--Theodore Parker: address at the memorial meeting in Boston.--American civilization.--The emancipation proclamation.--Abraham Lincoln.--Harvard commemoration speech.--Editors' address: Massachusetts quarterly review.--Woman.--Address to Kossuth.--Robert Burns.--Walter Scott.--Remarks at the organization of the Free religious association.--Speech at the annual meeting of the Free religious association.--The fortune of the Republic.
17014651
PS1618 / .A1 1884
828.8 / EMM
Miscellanies / by Ralph Waldo Emerson. - Boston, New York : Houghton, Mifflin and company, 1884. - viii p., 1 l., [9]-425 p. 20 cm. - Half-title: Riverside edition ... vol. xi, of Emerson's complete works .
Title vignette. The greater part of the pieces contained in this volume are here published for the first time. cf. Pref. note.
The Lord's supper.--Historical discourse in Concord.--Address at the dedication of the Soldiers' monument in Concord.--Address on emancipation in the British West Indies.--War.--The fugitive slave law.--The assault upon Mr. Sumner.--Speech on affairs in Kansas.--Remarks at a meeting for the relief of John Brown's family.--John Brown: speech at Salem.--Theodore Parker: address at the memorial meeting in Boston.--American civilization.--The emancipation proclamation.--Abraham Lincoln.--Harvard commemoration speech.--Editors' address: Massachusetts quarterly review.--Woman.--Address to Kossuth.--Robert Burns.--Walter Scott.--Remarks at the organization of the Free religious association.--Speech at the annual meeting of the Free religious association.--The fortune of the Republic.
17014651
PS1618 / .A1 1884
828.8 / EMM