Miscellanies（#71
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共 201 题- MISCELLANIES
- PREFACE
- EDWARD W. EMERSON.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- I. THE LORD’S SUPPER 1
- II. HISTORICAL DISCOURSE AT CONCORD 27
- III. LETTER TO PRESIDENT VAN BUREN 87
- IV. EMANCIPATION IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIES 97
- V. WAR 149
- VI. THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW—ADDRESS AT CONCORD 177
- VII. THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW—LECTURE AT NEW YORK 215
- VIII. THE ASSAULT UPON MR. SUMNER 245
- IX. SPEECH ON AFFAIRS IN KANSAS 253
- X. JOHN BROWN—SPEECH AT BOSTON 265
- XI. JOHN BROWN—SPEECH AT SALEM 275
- XII. THEODORE PARKER 283
- XIII. AMERICAN CIVILIZATION 295
- XIV. THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION 313
- XV. ABRAHAM LINCOLN 327
- XVI. HARVARD COMMEMORATION SPEECH 339
- XVII. DEDICATION OF THE SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT IN CONCORD 347
- XVIII. EDITORS’ ADDRESS 381
- XIX. ADDRESS TO KOSSUTH 395
- XX. WOMAN 403
- XXI. CONSECRATION OF SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY 427
- XXII. ROBERT BURNS 437
- XXIII. SHAKSPEARE 445
- XXIV. HUMBOLDT 455
- XXV. WALTER SCOTT 461
- XXVI. SPEECH AT BANQUET IN HONOR OF CHINESE EMBASSY 469
- XXVII. REMARKS AT ORGANIZATION OF FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION 475
- XXIX. ADDRESS AT OPENING OF CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 493
- XXX. THE FORTUNE OF THE REPUBLIC 509
- NOTES 545
- THE LORD’S SUPPER
- SERMON DELIVERED BEFORE THE SECOND CHURCH IN BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 9, 1832
- THE LORD’S SUPPER
- I. The authority of the rite.
- II
- HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
- HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
- III
- LETTER
- TO MARTIN VAN BUREN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
- WORDSWORTH.
- LETTER
- TO MARTIN VAN BUREN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
- RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
- IV
- ADDRESS
- ADDRESS
- EMANCIPATION IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIES
- WAR
- WAR
- VI
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
- ADDRESS TO CITIZENS OF CONCORD 3 MAY, 1851
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
- I pass to say a few words to the question, What shall we do?
- 1. What in our federal capacity is our relation to the nation?
- 2. And what as citizens of a state?
- VII
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
- Whittier, _Ichabod!_
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
- VIII
- THE ASSAULT UPON MR. SUMNER
- THE ASSAULT UPON MR. SUMNER
- IX
- SPEECH
- SPEECH ON AFFAIRS IN KANSAS
- REMARKS
- JOHN BROWN
- XI
- JOHN BROWN
- SPEECH AT SALEM, JANUARY 6, 1860
- WILLIAM ALLINGHAM.
- JOHN BROWN
- XII
- THEODORE PARKER
- THEODORE PARKER
- XIII
- AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
- AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
- XIV
- THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
- AN ADDRESS DELIVERED IN BOSTON IN SEPTEMBER, 1862
- THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
- XV
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- REMARKS AT THE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD IN CONCORD, APRIL 19, 1865
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- XVI
- HARVARD COMMEMORATION SPEECH
- JULY 21, 1865
- HOLMES.
- HARVARD COMMEMORATION SPEECH
- XVII
- ADDRESS
- AT THE DEDICATION OF THE SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT IN CONCORD, APRIL 19, 1867
- BROWNELL.
- ADDRESS
- DEDICATION OF SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT IN CONCORD, APRIL 19, 1867
- APPENDIX
- DEAR FATHER:
- XVIII
- EDITORS’ ADDRESS
- MASSACHUSETTS QUARTERLY REVIEW, DECEMBER, 1847
- EDITORS’ ADDRESS
- XIX
- ADDRESS TO KOSSUTH
- AT CONCORD, MAY 11, 1852
- ADDRESS TO KOSSUTH
- XX
- WOMAN
- COVENTRY PATMORE.
- WOMAN
- XXI
- ADDRESS
- SLEEPY HOLLOW
- WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING.
- ADDRESS
- XXII
- ROBERT BURNS
- HALLECK.
- ROBERT BURNS
- XXIII
- REMARKS
- SHAKSPEARE
- XXIV
- HUMBOLDT
- HUMBOLDT
- XXV
- WALTER SCOTT
- WALTER SCOTT
- XXVI
- SPEECH
- AT BANQUET IN HONOR OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY BOSTON, 1860
- SPEECH
- AT THE BANQUET IN HONOR OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY
- XXVII
- REMARKS
- REMARKS
- AT THE MEETING FOR ORGANIZING THE FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION
- XXVIII
- SPEECH
- SPEECH
- AT SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION
- XXIX
- ADDRESS
- AT THE OPENING OF THE CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
- ADDRESS
- AT THE OPENING OF THE CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
- XXX
- THE FORTUNE OF THE REPUBLIC
- THE FORTUNE OF THE REPUBLIC
- NOTES
- THE LORD’S SUPPER
- In his essay on The Preacher he says:—
- HISTORICAL DISCOURSE AT CONCORD
- The following are interesting specimens of these:—
- LETTER TO PRESIDENT VAN BUREN
- April 19, 1838, Mr. Emerson made this entry in his Journal:—
- ADDRESS ON EMANCIPATION IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIES
- WAR
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW, CONCORD, 1851
- Shakspeare said,—
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW, NEW YORK, 1854
- Writing to his friend Carlyle on March 11, 1854, Mr. Emerson said:—
- THE ASSAULT UPON MR. SUMNER
- CHARLES SUMNER
- SPEECH ON AFFAIRS IN KANSAS
- JOHN BROWN: SPEECH AT BOSTON
- JOHN BROWN: SPEECH AT SALEM
- THEODORE PARKER
- AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
- THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- CONCORD.
- R. W. EMERSON.
- A year later, he wrote to the same friend:—
- HARVARD COMMEMORATION SPEECH
- ADDRESS AT THE DEDICATION OF THE SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT IN CONCORD
- The inscription on the other tablet is the single sentence,—
- EDITORS’ ADDRESS, MASSACHUSETTS QUARTERLY REVIEW
- ADDRESS TO KOSSUTH
- WOMAN
- WOMAN
- CONSECRATION OF SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY
- ROBERT BURNS
- SHAKSPEARE
- ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT
- WALTER SCOTT
- Of this poem he wrote in the journal of 1845:—
- SPEECH AT THE BANQUET IN HONOR OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY
- REMARKS AT THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION
- SPEECH AT THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION
- ADDRESS AT THE OPENING OF THE CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
- THE FORTUNE OF THE REPUBLIC
- FOOTNOTES