In Memoriam Ralph Waldo Emerson Recollections of His Visits to England in 183
In Memoriam Ralph Waldo Emerson Recollections of His Visits to England in 183
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"Scarcely any of his numerous sermons have ever been published ; most of his speeches on political and social occasions remain uncollected and unedited ; many verses exist only in manuscript, or have been withdrawn from publication ; and even of his lectures, from which he has printed freely for nearly forty years, a great many still remain in manuscript. Even those published omit much that was spoken, the five lectures on History, on Love, and others, displaying so many omissions to those who ...heard them, that the author was at the time sorely complained of by his faithful hearers for leaving out so much that had delighted them. Few or none of the philosophical lectures read at Harvard University eight or nine years ago, and designed to make part of what he called ( The Natural History of the Intellect/ have ever been printed. This work, when completed, was to be the author s most systematic RALPH WALDO EMERSON. 35 and connected treatise. It was to contain, what could not fail to be of interest to all readers, his observations on his own in tellectual processes and methods, of which he has always been studiously watchful, and which, from his habit of writing, he has carefully noted down.
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"Scarcely any of his numerous sermons have ever been published ; most of his speeches on political and social occasions remain uncollected and unedited ; many verses exist only in manuscript, or have been withdrawn from publication ; and even of his lectures, from which he has printed freely for nearly forty years, a great many still remain in manuscript. Even those published omit much that was spoken, the five lectures on History, on Love, and others, displaying so many omissions to those who ...heard them, that the author was at the time sorely complained of by his faithful hearers for leaving out so much that had delighted them. Few or none of the philosophical lectures read at Harvard University eight or nine years ago, and designed to make part of what he called ( The Natural History of the Intellect/ have ever been printed. This work, when completed, was to be the author s most systematic RALPH WALDO EMERSON. 35 and connected treatise. It was to contain, what could not fail to be of interest to all readers, his observations on his own in tellectual processes and methods, of which he has always been studiously watchful, and which, from his habit of writing, he has carefully noted down.
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