Contents

REQUIRED READING

German History 63

German Literature 66

Physical Science

II.—The Circulation of Water on the Land 67

SUNDAY READINGS

[Sunday, November 4.]—Moral Distinctions Not Sufficiently

Regarded in Social Intercourse 70

[Sunday, November 11.] 71

[Sunday, November 18.] 72

[Sunday, November 25.] 72

Political Economy

II. Production, Continued—Capital—Combination and

Division of Labor 73

III.—Consumption 74

Readings in Art

II.—Sculpture: Grecian and Roman 75

Selections from American Literature 77

Benjamin Franklin—Extracts From Poor Richard’s Almanac 77

George Washington—Account of the Battle of Trenton 78

Thomas Jefferson—George Washington 79

Thoughts from William Ellery Channing 79

Autumn Sympathy 80

Republican Prospects in France 80

Chautauqua to California 81

To My Books 83

Earthquakes—Ischia and Java 83

Low Spirits 85

Vegetable Villains 86

From the Baltic to the Adriatic 87

Electricity 89

Poachers in England 90

Eight Centuries With Walter Scott 91

The Great Organ at Fribourg 94

Eccentric Americans 95

Etiquette 99

Napoleon’s Marshals 100

C. L. S. C. Work 102

C. L. S. C. Stationery 103

New England Branch of the Class of ’86 103

C. L. S. C. Testimony 103

C. L. S. C. Reunion 104

Local Circles 105

How to Conduct a Local Circle 107

Questions and Answers 109

Outline of C. L. S. C. Studies 112

Chautauqua Normal Class 112

Editor’s Outlook 115

Dr. Haygood's Battle for the Negro 115

The Political Outlook 115

History of Greece 116

A College Reform 116

Editor’s Note-Book 117

Editor’s Table 119

C. L. S. C. Notes on Required Readings For November 120

C. L. S. C. Notes on Required Readings in “The Chautaquan” 123

Tricks of the Conjurors 125

Talk About Books 126

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