Miscellanies
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- MISCELLANIES;
- CONTENTS.
- NATURE.
- INTRODUCTION.
- NATURE. CHAPTER I.
- CHAPTER II. COMMODITY.
- CHAPTER III. BEAUTY.
- CHAPTER IV. LANGUAGE.
- CHAPTER V. DISCIPLINE.
- CHAPTER VI. IDEALISM.
- CHAPTER VII. SPIRIT.
- CHAPTER VIII. PROSPECTS.
- THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR. AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE THE PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY, AT CAMBRIDGE, AUGUST 31, 1837.
- AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE SENIOR CLASS IN DIVINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1838.
- LITERARY ETHICS. AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE THE LITERARY SOCIETIES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, JULY 24, 1838.
- ORATION.
- THE METHOD OF NATURE. AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF THE ADELPHI, IN WATERVILLE COLLEGE, MAINE, AUGUST 11, 1841.
- MAN THE REFORMER. A LECTURE READ BEFORE THE MECHANICS’ APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, BOSTON, JANUARY 25, 1841.
- LECTURE ON THE TIMES. READ AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE, BOSTON, DECEMBER 2, 1841.
- THE CONSERVATIVE. A LECTURE DELIVERED AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE, BOSTON, DECEMBER 9, 1841.
- THE TRANSCENDENTALIST. A LECTURE READ AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE, BOSTON, JANUARY, 1842.
- THE YOUNG AMERICAN. A LECTURE READ BEFORE THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, BOSTON, FEBRUARY 7, 1844.
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