Essays: English and American

Vol. 28

• Introductory Note to Thackeray Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Jonathan Swift
  William Makepeace Thackeray
  1. Jonathan Swift
• Introductory Note to Newman Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• The Idea of a University
  John Henry Newman
  1. I. What Is a University?
  2. II. Site of a University
  3. III. University Life at Athens
• Introductory Note to Arnold Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• The Study of Poetry
  Matthew Arnold
  1. The Study of Poetry
• Introductory Note to Ruskin Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Sesame and Lilies
  John Ruskin
  1. Lecture I.—sesame:
  2. Lecture Ii.—lilies:
• Introductory Note to Bagehot Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• John Milton
  Walter Bagehot
  1. John Milton
• Introductory Note to Huxley Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Science and Culture
  Thomas Henry Huxley
  1. Science and Culture
• Introductory Note to Freeman Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Race and Language
  Edward Augustus Freeman
  1. Race and Language
• Introductory Note to Stevenson Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Truth of Intercourse
  Robert Louis Stevenson
• Samuel Pepys
  Robert Louis Stevenson
  1. Samuel Pepys
• Introductory Note to Channing Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• On the Elevation of the Laboring Classes
  William Ellery Channing
  1. Introductory Remarks
  2. On the Elevation of T Hel a Boring Classes
• Introductory Note to Poe Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• The Poetic Principle
  Edgar Allan Poe
  1. The Poetic Principle
• Introductory Note to Thoreau Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Walking
  Henry David Thoreau
  1. Walking
• Introductory Note to Lowell Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• Abraham Lincoln
  James Russell Lowell
• Democracy
  James Russell Lowell