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eventually the Temple school had to be giyen
up. the coup de grace being given to It In 1888
BY the admission OF a colored child.

eventually the Temple school had to be given
up. the co,,p de grace being given to II In 1888
By the admission Of a colored child.
| vi.
This cha pier In Mr.. Alcotts life was typical
and Important ana receives at Mr.. Sanborn's
hands the attention Il deserves. It Was tho In
PRODUCTION to his long career as public aRt-
tator and reformer. and is closely connected
with his earlier and later interest In the aboli-
ton OF slavery and the outburst OF what Ia
called characterization in New England. In
1887 Alcott was generally spoken OF as the
leader OF the Boston transcendentalists. dis-
tinction afterward givcn to Emerson chiefly
In consequence OF his Divinity School address
OF 1898. which stirred to the very bottom the
calm lake Of Unitarian theology. These two
friends. OF whom Alcott was by more than
three years the elder. we're orlginators OF the
| somewhat famous Transoendental Club. which
met under ynrious names from 1898 TO
1850 This small gathering OF friends was
first called the Symposium. and met for
the first time In September. 1896, at the
house OF George Ripley. then minister In
Boston. In October 1t met again at Mr..
Alcotts honse. whom there were present
Emerson. Ripley. F. II. Hedge. Orestes A.
Brownson. ]. I. Clarke. and C. A. Bartol.
Among other members OF tho club mentioned
by Mr. Alcott in his AutobioRraphica. Collec-
lions wore Conrers Francis. Theodore Parker.
w''''au' II. .hahn.hg. hehry u. hnoichu' ai.o
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" 800 ""s.ii. 'nat tnoso ''.."n' v. '"o
poet" were derived In part from his CONVERSE
| ton with the elder mystic. The following
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anu elesahe VOCABULARY Il may say poetic' 40
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.empts 10 write no ioseS' 10 my judgment al
MS power. ne mas moreover the
kfeates. posseeS'oh oo.n Vi hhinu anu temper
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eufpasseu. Ah's ID Important " suci ofoaoh-
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night and than again to-morrov fordav. suc-
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or eelds bs will ston at tho orat fono.
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,rr,,ino tbo Htoratura ~ n n,t,on would Ia -
convene the hest heads in the commute .et
tbor, toltina ord .ban in,rodu,a .t.no,.a.h
.ers tn record what thev sav- Ua al awiftlr