| Contents |
The uses of natural history (1833-1835) -- Humanity of science (1836-1848) -- Ethics (1837-1840) -- An address delivered at Providence, Rhode Island, on the occasion of the opening of the Greene Street School (10 June 1837) -- Human culture : introductory lecture read at the Masonic Temple in Boston (1837-1838) -- Genius (1839) -- The poet (1841-1842) -- New England : genius, manners, and customs (1843-1844) -- The spirit of the times (1848-1856) -- The tendencies and duties of men of thought (1848-1850) -- England (1848-1852) -- Address to the citizens of Concord on the fugitive slave law (1851) -- The Anglo-American (1852-1855) -- Poetry and English poetry (1854) -- Address at the woman's rights convention (1855) -- Country life, Concord (1857) -- Powers of the mind (1858) -- Morals (1859) -- Reform (1860) -- Essential principles of religion (1862) -- Perpetual forces (1862-1863) -- The scholar (1863) -- Fortune of the republic (1863-1864) -- Resources (1864-1871) -- The rule of life (1867-1871). |
