Emerson in His Own Time: A Biographical Chronicle of His Life, Drawn from Recollections, Interviews, and Memoirs by Family, F

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Albee, John,  Alcott, Abigail May, xxii,  Alcott, Amos Bronson, x, xxii, xxiv, –, , , , ,
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 Alcott, Louisa May, x, xxv, , , , , , –, , , ,  Alcott, May, – ,  Alison, Archibald,   Allingham, William,   American Hall of Fame, ix American Unitarian Association, xxxiv, 
Aristotle,  Arnold, Matthew,  “Asia.” See Lydia Jackson Emerson Athenæum Club,  Atlantic Club. See Saturday Club Atlantic Monthly, xxxviii,
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Bacon, Delia,  Bacon, Francis,
Bain, Alexander, ,  Ball, Thomas, 
Bancroft, Elizabeth Davis Bliss,  Bancroft, George, , ,  Baring, Harriet Montagu, –, – Bartlett, Ned, Bartlett, Robert,  Bartol, Cyrus A., , ,  Beecher, Henry Ward,  ,  Beethoven, Ludwig van,
Bellew, Frank Henry Temple, x, , – Benjamin, Mr.,  Bentham, Jeremy,  Benton, Joel,  Binney, Amos,  Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine,  Blake, William,  Bok, Edward, xviii Bonaparte, Charles Louis Napoleon,  Bonaparte, Napoleon,  ,  Boston Daily Advertiser, , 
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Boston Evening Transcript,  Boston Post, xxi, –, 
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,  Bremer, Fredrika, x, xviii, –,  Bridgman, Raymond L.,  Brougham, Henry Peter,  Brown, John, xxxviii, , , ,  Browne, Thomas, 
Brownson, Orestes,  Brummell, George Bryan, 
Bryant, William Cullen, xvi, xix Bull, Ephraim,  Bulwer. See Edward G. E. Lytton, BulwerLytton , st Baron Lytton Bunyan, John, xxvi, xxvii Buonarroti, Michelangelo, 
,  ,  Burke, Edmund,   Index Byron, George Noel Gordon Byron, th Baron, ,  Cabot, Elizabeth Dwight,  Cabot, James Elliot, xxiii, ,  , 
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Cahill, Frank,  Cam. See William Cameron Forbes Campbell, John,  Canadian Illustrated News,  Carlyle, Jane Welsh, xxxv, –,  , – Carlyle, Thomas, x, xxvi, xxvii, xxxv, xxxvi, xxxix, , , –, , , , – , , ,  ,  , , , , , ,  ,  , , 
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Cheney, C., Cheney, Ednah Dow, x, , –
Choate, Rufus,   Christian Disciple and Theological Review, xxxiv Christian Examiner, 
Christian Year, The,  Clafin, Mary B., xxiii–xxiv Clark, Galen, , , 
Clarke, James Freeman, ,  Clarke, William Fayal, – Claude. See Claude Lorrain Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, ix,  Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,
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, , – Cooke, George Willis, xvii Cornwall, Barry. See Bryan Waller Procter Cosmopolitan Magazine, 
Cromwell, Oliver,   Curtis, Burrill,  Curtis, George William, xxii,  –,  Dabney, Clara, 
– Dana, Richard Henry, Jr., xx, xxi Dana, Richard Henry, Sr.,  Dante Alighieri, , , ,  Darwin, Charles,  Davis, Rebecca Harding,  , – Dial, xxxvi, ,
,  Dickens, Charles,  , –,  ,  Dilberoglue, Stauros, xvi Dix, John Ross, xviii,  Dodge, Mary Abigail,  Don. See John Murray Forbes (grandson) Downs, Annie Sawyer, –
Dudley, Abigail,  Duyckinck, Evert A., xvi, 
– Dwight, John Sullivan,  Eastern Argus,  Eaton, Wyatt,   Edinburgh Review,  Edison, Thomas Alva,  Emerson, Annie Shepard Keyes, xxxix, , , , 
Emerson, Charles (nephew),  Emerson, Charles Chauncy, xxxiii, xxxv, , ,
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 Emerson, Phebe Ripley, xxxiii Emerson, Ralph Waldo Addresses and Lectures: “Address at the Consecration of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery,” xxxviii; “Address at the Opening of the Concord Free Public Library,” xxxix; “Address at the Women’s Rights Convention” (Boston ), xxxviii; “Address on the American Scholar,” xxxvi; “American Life,”  ; “American Slavery,” ; “Amita,”  , ; “Art and Nature,” ; “Being and Seeming,” ; “Brook Farm,” , ; “Character of John Knox,”  ; “Chivalry,” ; “Conversations [on Literature],” xxxix,  , ; “Culture,”  ; “Divinity School Address,” xxxvi, –, , 
; “Doctrine of the Hands,”
; “Eloquence ,” ; “Emancipation of the Negroes in the British West Indies,” xxxvi, ; “General Views [of Human Culture],”
; “Genius” (), –; “Greatness,”
; “Head, The,”
; “Heart, The,” ; “Heroism,” ; “Historical Notes of American Life and Letters,”
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] Index “Homes, and How to Make Them Happy,” ; “Hospitality,”
; “Imagination ,” xxviii; “Immortality,” ; “Literary Ethics,” xxxvi; “Man with the Hoe, The,” ; “Method of Nature, The,” ; “Method of Nature ,” xxxvi, 
; “Morals,” xxxviii; “Napoleon,” xvi,  ; “Natural Aristocracy ,” xvi; “Orators and Oratory.” See “Eloquence”; “Phi Beta Kappa Society Address” ( ). See “Progress of Culture”; “Plato,” ; “Poet, The,” xii, xvi; “Poetry and Criticism ,”

; “Power,” 
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, ; “Relation of Intellect to Natural Science, The,” ; “Resources,”  , ; “Selfpossession ,” ; “Social Aims in America,”  ; “Spirit of the Times, The,” xiii, ; “Success,”  ; “Table-Talk,” xxii,  , ,  ; “Uses of Natural History, The,” xxxv Lecture Series: American Life, xxxviii, ; Biography, xxxv,  ; Conduct of Life, xxxvii; English Traits, xxxvii; Human Culture, xxxvi; Life and Literature , xxxviii; Mind and Manners of the Nineteenth Century, xxii, xxxvii, ,  , ; Natural History of the Intellect ( ), xix, xxxix; Natural History of the Intellect ( ), xxxix, ; Natural Method of Mental Philosophy, xxxviii, , ; New England, xxxvi; Philosophy for the People, xxxviii; Philosophy of History , xxxv; Representative Men, xxxvii,  ,  ; Topics of Modern Times, xxxvii Poems: “Adirondacs, The,” ; “Boston Hymn,”  ; “Concord Hymn,” , , ; “Dirge, The,” 
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; “Forerunners ,”  ; “Hamatreya,” 

; “Lines to...