Born in 1803, died In 1882, a Unitarian clergyman in Boston
in 1829-32; began a long career as lecturer in 1833; settled
in Concord in 1834; editor of _The Dial_ in 1842-44;
published "Nature" in 1836; "Essays," two series, in
1841-44; "Poems" in 1846; "Representative Men" in 1850;
"English Traits" in 1856; "Conduct of Life" in 1860;
"Society and Solitude" in 1870; "Letters and Social Aims" in
1876.
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