New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-10

WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
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KINDRED PAPERS RELATING TO THR
SPHERE, CONDITION AND DUTIES OF WOMAN
One Volume.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION HORACE GREELEY
CONTENTS.
P.arL Ellen Or r. vo, y,.,. I'D md Forget
Is,u,on and Ia1rG Review Of Mrs jameson. R.ssys
Wrongs and Dates Of American wouS Influence over the Insane
es wTsi Sand SSidIsH'. Book.
isppy Lind the CopsuslO Of George The Irsh Character
Sand Educate Aen and Women a. Souls
S,,S9s Lives. R1Ae from Jcan.s and Letters
Hon..boh ESbleuesa PART ~.
"SsndaIeiteRss% Memorials
H.
LIFE WITHOUT AND LIFE WITHIN;
REVIEWS NARRATIVES. AND ESSAYS
One vOlum.
CONTENTS
PART L-REUEws
M,n,sr' View aOs!hs Philip Van At.Tt sSs.d,o,
Thomas Hood. story Books for the Hot weather
Letters from a Landscape Painter sheley's Poems
browns Novels French Noveis.s ofihs Day.
M1eri and CeliuL ply Of Mssmsrsn Animal
i anyy-ie,a E,e p.n'e Deaiss6s sehuslpm.
HspoisSa and ii. Marshall Oliver CIo%wel
Physical Bdueston. Rmers91s E,sayL
Frederick Douglass Cspi'aI PUNISHMENT
PART n.-MIscELLASsoUs
Ses.Y.sTs D1y. What Fits Man to BE- VOisr-A
Fourth Of july Discoveries
First Of August Polteuss. TOO great LuIOy to b
S S.t.S. e.. S. a. S' PoasA.r
Saaday MsdiiAuOu' Various train Graz. cA,,,h
Appeal for an Asylum Dis Late Aspirations A. ~.
The Rich Man-An Ideal sketch. garrett Fulers Journal
The Poor Man-An Ideal sketch. FAREWELL TO Ns".YorL
The Celestial Empire
Freedom and Truth. To Friend, with Hear'ease
Description Of Journey TO TreHton A,PiTs'loIn, An
Sub Rose Cruz GresaGg, 1,-,,,.-
The Ds the Rose the Hello Lines Edith on Der BTthdaI
tTops Lines written In her Brother H. r.
To M Friend. Crr.n,latou) IA Journal
Seventeen. Descent from the Cross
Thoughts Sunday Morning yhsu Ppog % the Tragedy Of BL
prevented By Suo"s'oFIon SIraIsssn ~ ool
To 6oIdsn Hear, De'slon Crraosiou
Lines accompanying Bouquet Of val
pst,ssi'oH. CTrsn,aon) Ii.o. IN an,Sst 70 s,an,aA
Il. cou'oisr. Crr.u,laton) 70 Ms, R B.
.,IIssionI Imperfect Thoughts
The Tiinifal and the Th,uiles. written Ab1u
v.p.s ,sSo c. With Blank Line, written Boston Basu
Boob fhl AstuIbnal Day.
Eagles and Doves (Trlnsahon) To c. Nh heFbea fosn@
III
ART. LITERATURE. AND THE DRAMA.
One Volume
CONTENTS
Part L-ARr AND LIrERAruRE
A Short Essay on critcA Modern Brt; , Pos'
rs. Two iIsrb.A. Dialogue sosesIoiHG suudrJ Closes
The Life Of Sir James Hsekiptosh
PlHrII.-ANr AND LITERATURE
f: s. ri ... ' ;S: Es s5' q 2 Gss
Beethoven pssb for The Future
Ms,S ssIuGa I q lss foupt.iu
PARr uL-TRE DsAEA
A Rythnleal Translation Of Gosthe's TISso
AT HOME AND ABROAD;
THrSos AND THOUGHTS IN AMERICA AND EURoPR
Ous Volume
CoHTESTs-PaHr
Sumner y the LAKES
PART H.
Things and ThauGhs in Europe
PART Ill.,
Letters Abroad to Friends At Home
PART w.
Hons~srd yOy'Es and Memorials
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MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER.
Two vOlumsA
ByR W. EMERSON, W. H. CLAIMING. and J. FREEMAN
CLARKE
With a Preface BY her Brother.
ARTHUR D. FULLER
CONTENTS or VOLUME FIRST
L-YouA Autobiography
ParsstI Frs, Pheud.
death 10 tn. House se9oel LIE.
tn. World Of Books
H. Cambridge BY j. FaEHHAS CLARKE
Csa1sraou.-sod.l Intercourse CSSetsr-ABs and ds If Life
III GrooR aHd Providence Letters AND JOURNALA
Sad Welcome Home. Winter In BOsiob
Mis-. Gsrun,Aa school EIPshsusss
Illness Persona
TSsl Thai " ''''' fsSry K.nSs
B B..2 p liz. s sSG's. LIZ.
Literature Farewell to sumner
Nv. Concord By R W. EnEAsOH
hIeanI Letters,
Ts%p.%S.st Pio iSI q Life
Self ksssR wOwan, Artist
Boota Hefosm-
Criticism Truth.
Ar coS1sf,.tou
" Boston BY r W. ESsEsoN
con'snshOns on the Fine Aria
APPENDIx.
THOMAS FULLER AND his DESCENDANTS
MEMORIAL OF MRS. MARGARET FULLER
POLITICAL TRIBUTES,
CONTENTS OF VOLUME SECOND,
vi. Jamaiea PLATA BIZ W. II. CHANNISs
First Impressions The Woman.
Clue. The FREUD
Transesndsu,Alsm. Socialism
0eniua Credo
The Dial. SelfSoyereguty.
yIL-NaS. York Journals LsftsrI re-
Leaving Home. The Tribune and Horace GREELEY
The Highlands Society
Woman
YIlL-EURoPR-Lsiers
London.
Rdinburgh-De Quincy. Americans In Italy.
ChaneTA The Wife and Mother.
A Night Ben Lomoud. The Private Marriage,