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245 04 The transcendentalists :|ban anthology /|c[edited by] 
       Perry Miller. 
264  1 Cambridge, Mass. :|bHarvard University Press,|c1950. 
300    xvii, 521 pages ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages [503]-510) and 
       index. 
505 00 |tThe peculiar blessings of our social condition as 
       Americans /|rJoseph Stevens Buckminster --|tOration 
       pronounced at Cambridge, before the Society of Phi Beta 
       Kappa, August 26, 1824 /|rEdward Everett --|tLikeness to 
       God /|rWilliam Ellery Channing --|tHistory of intellectual
       philosophy /|rAlexander H. Everett --|tPreliminary essay /
       |rJames Marsh --|tSigns of the times /|rTimothy Walker --
       |tThe influence of Carlyle /|rJames Freeman Clarke --|tThe
       everlasting yes /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tAutobiography /
       |rJames Freeman Clarke --|tOration on genius /|rSampson 
       Reed --|tObservations on the growth of the mind /|rSampson
       Reed --|tCharles Follen's inaugural discourse /|rGeorge 
       Ripley --|tNatural theology /|rConvers Francis --|tJames 
       Mackintosh /|rGeorge Ripley --|tColeridge /|rFrederic 
       Henry Hedge --|tProgress of society /|rFrederic Henry 
       Hedge --|tMoral aspects of phrenology /|rIsaac Ray --
       |tSchiller /|rFrederic Henry Hedge --|tFoundations of 
       faith /|rJames Walker --|tBenjamin Constant /|rOrestes A. 
       Brownson --|tHerder /|rGeorge Ripley --|tProgress of 
       society /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tHerder's theological 
       opinions and services /|rGeorge Ripley --|tWordsworth's 
       Yarrow revisited /|rCornelius C. Felton --|tSchleiermacher
       as a theologian /|rGeorge Ripley --|tEducation of the 
       people /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tSartor resartus /
       |rNathaniel L. Frothingham --|tVictor Cousin /|rOrestes A.
       Brownson --|tNew views of Christianity, society, and the 
       Church /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tRemarks on the four 
       Gospels /|rWilliam Henry Furness --|tMartineau's Rationale
       /|rGeorge Ripley --|tDiscourses on the philosophy of 
       religion /|rGeorge Ripley --|tRecord of a school /
       |rElizabeth Palmer Peabody --|tConversations with children
       on the Gospels /|rAmos Bronson Alcott --|tRipley's 
       Martineau /|rAndrews Norton --|tTo Mr. Andrews Norton /
       |rGeorge Ripley --|tEmerson's Nature /|rSamuel Osgood --
       |tRipley's Discourses /|rJames Freeman Clarke --|tAlcott /
       |rJames Freeman Clarke -- Furness' Remarks /|rMartin 
       Luther Hurlbut --|tEmerson's Nature /|rFrancis Bowen --
       |tLocke and the Transcendentalists /|rFrancis Bowen --
       |tEmerson's American scholar /|rChristopher Pearse Cranch 
       --|tIntroductory remarks /|rOrestes A. Brownson --
       |tFrancis Bowen /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tEmerson's 
       American scholar /|rWilliam Henry Channing --|tAlcott's 
       Conversations /|tOrestes A. Brownson --|tRipley's 
       Specimens /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tAn address delivered 
       before the senior class in Divinity College /|rRalph Waldo
       Emerson --|tThe new school in literature and religion /
       |rAndrews Norton --|tEmerson's Address /|rThe christian 
       examiner --|tEmerson's Address /|rOrestes A. Brownson --
       |tR.W. Emerson and the new school /|rJames Freeman Clarke,
       Christopher Pearse Cranch --|tPreface, Observations, 1838 
       /|rSampson Reed --|tNorton's Evidence /|rOrestes A. 
       Brownson --|tA discourse on the latest form of infidelity 
       /|rAndrews Norton --|tThe latest form of infidelity 
       examined /|rGeorge Ripley --|tA letter to Andrews Norton /
       |rRichard Hildreth --|tThe previous question between Mr. 
       Andrews Norton and his alumni /|rTheodore Parker --
       |tTranscendentalism of the Germans and of Cousin and its 
       influence on opinion in this country /|rJ.W. Alexander, 
       Albert Dod, Charles Hodge --|tTwo articles from The 
       Princeton review /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tThe editors to
       the reader /|rRalph Waldo Emerson --|tLetter to the church
       in Purchase Street /|rGeorge Ripley --|tA farewell 
       discourse /|rGeorge Ripley --|tA discourse of the 
       transient and permanent in Christianity /|rTheodore Parker
       --|tJesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever /
       |rGeorge Ripley --|tIntroductory notice, specimens of 
       foreign standard literature /|rGeorge Ripley --
       |tTranscendentalism /|rChristopher Pearse Cranch --
       |tOrphic sayings /|rAmos Bronson Alcott --|tA discourse of
       matters pertaining to religion /|rTheodore Parker --|tThe 
       natural history of Massachusetts /|rHenry D. Thoreau --
       |tMemoirs /|rMargaret Fuller --|tShelley /|rD.L. --|tJones
       Very /|rJames Freeman Clarke --|tEpic poetry /|rJones Very
       --|tShakespeare /|rJones Very --|tHamlet /|rJones Very --
       |tThe wind-flower ;|tThe columbine ;|tThe new birth ;|tThe
       son ;|tThe morning watch ;|tThe garden ;|tThe presence ;
       |tThy brother's blood ;|tNature ;|tThe meek ;|tThe 
       barberry-bush ;|tThe children ;|tThe hand and foot ;|tThe 
       new world ;|tTo the fossil flower ;|tThe prayer ;|tThe 
       silent ;|tThe fox and the bird /|rJones Very --|tA short 
       essay on critics /|rMargaret Fuller --|tMenzel's view of 
       Goethe /|rMargaret Fuller --|tThe word Aesthetic /
       |rElizabeth Palmer Peabody --|tThe new poetry /|rRalph 
       Waldo Emerson --|tThe earth ;|tAn old man /|rWilliam 
       Ellery Channing --|tQuestionings /|rFrederic Henry Hedge -
       -|tStanzas ;|tThe ocean ;|tCorrespondence ;|tInworld ;
       |tOutworld ;|tThe spirit of the age ;|tThe garden /
       |rChristopher Pearse Cranch --|tSympathy ;|tStanzas ;|tSic
       vita ;|tThe inward morning ;|tFree love /|rHenry D. 
       Thoreau --|tA dialogue /|rMargaret Fuller --|tI slept, and
       dreamed that life was beauty /|rEllen Sturgis Hooper --
       |tPoems /|rCaroline Sturgis Tappan --|tA record of 
       impressions /|rMargaret Fuller --|tPainting and sculpture 
       /|rSophia Dana Ripley --|tMusic /|rJohn Sullivan Dwight --
       |tThe writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson /|rTheodore Parker -
       -|tOn the progress of civilization /|rGeorge Bancroft --
       |tAn ideal of humanity /|rWilliam Henry Channing --
       |tEmerson /|rOrestes A. Brownson --|tWordsworth /|rOrestes
       A. Brownson --|tThe laboring classes /|rOrestes A. 
       Brownson --|tBrownson's Laboring classes /|rWilliam Henry 
       Channing --|tA sermon of merchants /|rTheodore Parker --
       |tThe great lawsuit /|rMargaret Fuller --|tPlan of the 
       West Roxbury community /|rElizabeth Palmer Peabody --|tThe
       harbinger /|rGeorge Ripley --|tThe art of life /|rFrederic
       Henry Hedge --|tHawthorne's Scarlet letter /|rGeorge B. 
       Loring --|tTheodore Parker's experience as a minister /
       |rTheodore Parker --|tHistoric notes of life and letters 
       in New England /|rRalph Waldo Emerson. 
650  0 Transcendentalism (New England) 
700 1  Miller, Perry,|d1905-1963. 
776 08 |iOnline version:|tTranscendentalists.|dCambridge, Mass. :
       Harvard University Press, 1950|w(OCoLC)570971596 
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