Catalog Record: Emerson the essayist; an outline of his philosophical development through 1836, with special emphasis on the sources and interpretation of Nature, also bibliographical appendices of general and special interest to students of American literature, emphasizing Thoreau, Emerson, the Boston library society and selected documents of New England transcendentalism | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Emerson the essayist; an outline of his philosophical development through 1836, with special emphasis on the sources and interpretation of Nature, also bibliographical appendices of general and special interest to students of American literature, emphasizing Thoreau, Emerson, the Boston library society and selected documents of New England transcendentalism. By Kenneth Walter Cameron.

Main Author: Cameron, Kenneth Walter, 1908-
Language(s): English
Published: Raleigh, N.C., The Thistle press, 1945.
Subjects: Emerson, Ralph Waldo, > 1803-1882.
Thoreau, Henry David, > 1817-1862 > Books and reading.
Transcendentalism (New England)
Note: "Limited edition of one hundred and fifty copies. This is no. 130."
Physical Description: 2 v. diagrs. (1 fold) 27 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: PS 1638 .C13
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