Harvard Classics
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- THE HARVARD CLASSICS
- EDITED BY CHARLES W ELIOT LL D
- ESSAYS
- ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
- WITH INTRODUCTIONS, NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
- P F COLLIER & SON
- NEW YORK
- CONTENTS
- JONATHAN SWIFT[1]
- BY WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY
- As for Dorinda, his sister,--
- THE IDEA OF A UNIVERSITY
- BY
- JOHN HENRY NEWMAN
- THE IDEA OF A UNIVERSITY
- I. WHAT IS A UNIVERSITY?
- II. SITE OF A UNIVERSITY
- III. UNIVERSITY LIFE AT ATHENS
- THE STUDY OF POETRY
- BY
- MATTHEW ARNOLD
- THE STUDY OF POETRY[1]
- Or in a higher strain--
- SESAME AND LILIES
- BY
- JOHN RUSKIN
- SESAME AND LILIES
- LECTURE I--SESAME
- OF KINGS' TREASURIES[1]
- 22. Now go on:--
- A "Bishop" means a "person who sees."
- A "Pastor" means a "person who feeds."
- 23. I go on.
- SESAME AND LILIES
- LECTURE--II--LILIES[1]
- OF QUEENS' GARDENS.
- 56. And first let us take Shakespeare.
- 57. Then observe, secondly,
- JOHN MILTON
- BY
- WALTER BAGEHOT
- JOHN MILTON[1]
- To this assemblage "th' Omnipotent" speaks:--
- SCIENCE AND CULTURE
- BY
- THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY
- SCIENCE AND CULTURE[1]
- RACE AND LANGUAGE
- BY
- EDWARD AUGUSTUS FREEMAN
- RACE AND LANGUAGE[1]
- TRUTH OF INTERCOURSE
- SAMUEL PEPYS
- BY
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- TRUTH OF INTERCOURSE
- SAMUEL PEPYS
- THE DIARY
- A LIBERAL GENIUS
- RESPECTABILITY
- ON THE ELEVATION OF THE LABORING CLASSES
- BY
- WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- ON THE ELEVATION OF THE LABORING CLASSES
- LECTURE II
- THE POETIC PRINCIPLE
- BY
- EDGAR ALLAN POE
- THE POETIC PRINCIPLE
- WALKING
- BY
- HENRY DAVID THOREAU
- WALKING
- THE OLD MARLBOROUGH ROAD
- To Americans I hardly need to say--
- Ben Jonson exclaims,--
- So I would say--
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- DEMOCRACY
- BY
- JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- DEMOCRACY