COLLECTED WORKS OF RALPH WALDO EMERSON

Historical Introduction
Statement of Editorial Principles
Textual Introduction
Essays: Second Series
- 1. The Poet
- 2. Experience
- 3. Character
- 4. Manners
- 5. Gifts
- 6. Nature
- 7. Politics
- 8. Nominalist and Realist
- 9. New England Reformers: Lecture at Amory Hall
Notes
Textual Apparatus
Parallel Passages
Appendixes
Index

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