The New England Writers and the Press: Evaluations in Contemporary Journalism of Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, Alcott, Longfellow, and Others : New Dimensions for Transcendentalism and the American RenaissanceTranscendental Books, 1980 - 660 pages |
Contents
POES MOTHER AND FATHER ON THE PHILADELPHIA AND VIRGINIA STAGE | 9 |
A BIOGRAPHY BY JAMES J G WILKINSON | 24 |
A NEW SONG BY THOMAS HOLLEY CHIVERS 1853 | 29 |
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admiration Alcott American beauty Boston Bronson Alcott Brook Farm Bryant called Channing character charm Christian church cols Concord conversation death divine Emerson England essay eyes F. B. Sanborn faith father feel friends gave genius give Hawthorne Hawthorne's heart heaven honor human Ibid James Freeman Clarke John Brown knew Leaves of Grass lecture letter literary literature Little Women living Longfellow look Margaret Fuller meeting ment mind Miss moral Nathaniel Hawthorne nature never night noble persons philosopher Poe's poem poet poetic poetry Ralph Waldo Emerson Raven religion Richard Realf seemed sense society soul speak spirit story sweet things Thoreau thought tion town true truth verse voice Walden Walden Pond walk Walt Whitman Whitman woods words writings written young