The Life of Ralph Waldo EmersonBased largely on Emerson's unpublished manuscripts, journals, and letters. |
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Starting out with little more than complete frankness to build up a theory of art , he wanted some facts to go on . He wanted to know “ the place of all these works in the history of art ; how this vase and that statue were designed ...
Starting out with little more than complete frankness to build up a theory of art , he wanted some facts to go on . He wanted to know “ the place of all these works in the history of art ; how this vase and that statue were designed ...
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After the Western tour he went as far southward as New York again but had to give up Philadelphia , where he was not wanted since he had got a reputation as a John Brown sympathizer . He was still keeping in touch with rebels and with ...
After the Western tour he went as far southward as New York again but had to give up Philadelphia , where he was not wanted since he had got a reputation as a John Brown sympathizer . He was still keeping in touch with rebels and with ...
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James Fields wanted another series of " literary conversations ” for April and May , and Emerson agreed . In the meantime Mrs. Fields , apparently persuaded that a sort of preliminary , restricted showing of her lion would be wise ...
James Fields wanted another series of " literary conversations ” for April and May , and Emerson agreed . In the meantime Mrs. Fields , apparently persuaded that a sort of preliminary , restricted showing of her lion would be wise ...
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William and Ruth Emerson I | 1 |
Boston 1803 | 14 |
Looking Out from His Corner | 19 |
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