The 21st Century Emerson Collection: The Collected Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson ~ 385 Works with Active Table of Contents

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The World's Largest Collection the Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

This Volume has 199 Poems & 186 Essays, Lectures, Speeches & Prose - 385 Pieces in Total!

The Print Version of this book is 4,884 pages long; imagine having to lug that in your backpack or purse!!

The Digital Version is just a little over 3MB!!

All the works are presented in digital text, rather that pictures of the original print pages.

The table of contents is active. With links allowing you to jump to & from any work, you can enjoy his work quickly & without hassle.

The table of contents is set in chronological order; A date is provided for every single piece as well as a category (ie poetry, lecture, speech, prose, essay...)
Example: 1841 December 09 - The Conservative - (Essays)

At the end of each piece you will find a return link to the table of contents; this fords you the ability to read this as a linear book or in any order you choose.

Table of Contents:

Poems of Youth and Early Manhood (18 Pieces)

The Lord's Supper

The Naturalist

Historical Discourse at Concord

Nature (9 Pieces)

The American Scholar

War

Letter to President Van Buren

Divinity School Address

Literary Ethics

Early Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson (66 Pieces)

The Dial (37 Pieces)

Essays, 1st Series (12 Pieces)

Man the Reformer

The Method of Nature

Introductory Lecture on the Times

The Conservative

The Transcendentalist

The Emerson-Thoreau correspondence: The Dial Period

Government of Children

The Young American

Emancipation in the British West Indies

Representative Men (7 Pieces)

Editors' Address

Nature

The Fugitive Slave Law

Address to Kossuth

Additional Poems & Fragments (26 Pieces)

Woman

Consecration of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

English Traits (19 Pieces)

The Assault Upon Mr. Sumner

Speech on Affairs in Kansas

Robert Burns

John Brown - Speech at Boston

The Conduct of Life (9 Pieces)

Speech at Banquet in Honor of Chinese Embassy

John Brown - Speech at Salem

Theodore Parker

American Civilization

Thoreau

The Fortune of the Republic

Shakespeare

Abraham Lincoln

Harvard Commemoration Speech

May-Day and Other Pieces (93 Pieces)

Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument

Remarks at Organization of Free Religious Association

Speech at Second Annual Meeting of Free Religious Association

Humboldt

Society & Solitude (12 Pieces)

Walter Scott

Address at Opening of Concord Free Public Library

By Emerson's Grave - Walt Whitman

Historic Notes of Life and Letters in New England

Lectures & Biographical Sketches (19 Pieces)

Natural History of Intellect (7 Pieces)

Plus a lot more...

Please, Enjoy.

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The World's Largest Collection the Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

This Volume has 199 Poems & 186 Essays, Lectures, Speeches & Prose - 385 Pieces in Total!

The Print Version of this book is 4,884 pages long; imagine having to lug that in your backpack or purse!!

The Digital Version is just a little over 3MB!!

All the works are presented in digital text, rather that pictures of the original print pages.

The table of contents is active. With links allowing you to jump to & from any work, you can enjoy his work quickly & without hassle.

The table of contents is set in chronological order; A date is provided for every single piece as well as a category (ie poetry, lecture, speech, prose, essay...)
Example: 1841 December 09 - The Conservative - (Essays)

At the end of each piece you will find a return link to the table of contents; this fords you the ability to read this as a linear book or in any order you choose.

Table of Contents:

Poems of Youth and Early Manhood (18 Pieces)

The Lord's Supper

The Naturalist

Historical Discourse at Concord

Nature (9 Pieces)

The American Scholar

War

Letter to President Van Buren

Divinity School Address

Literary Ethics

Early Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson (66 Pieces)

The Dial (37 Pieces)

Essays, 1st Series (12 Pieces)

Man the Reformer

The Method of Nature

Introductory Lecture on the Times

The Conservative

The Transcendentalist

The Emerson-Thoreau correspondence: The Dial Period

Government of Children

The Young American

Emancipation in the British West Indies

Representative Men (7 Pieces)

Editors' Address

Nature

The Fugitive Slave Law

Address to Kossuth

Additional Poems & Fragments (26 Pieces)

Woman

Consecration of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

English Traits (19 Pieces)

The Assault Upon Mr. Sumner

Speech on Affairs in Kansas

Robert Burns

John Brown - Speech at Boston

The Conduct of Life (9 Pieces)

Speech at Banquet in Honor of Chinese Embassy

John Brown - Speech at Salem

Theodore Parker

American Civilization

Thoreau

The Fortune of the Republic

Shakespeare

Abraham Lincoln

Harvard Commemoration Speech

May-Day and Other Pieces (93 Pieces)

Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument

Remarks at Organization of Free Religious Association

Speech at Second Annual Meeting of Free Religious Association

Humboldt

Society & Solitude (12 Pieces)

Walter Scott

Address at Opening of Concord Free Public Library

By Emerson's Grave - Walt Whitman

Historic Notes of Life and Letters in New England

Lectures & Biographical Sketches (19 Pieces)

Natural History of Intellect (7 Pieces)

Plus a lot more...

Please, Enjoy.

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Masques (Beauty and the Beast)

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Masques by Ru Emerson A hunted ballerina escaping underground after years spent Above--A courageous peace activist doomed on the one night when beasts roam free--A madman: jealous, obsessed ... and deadly. All bring danger into the secret world of Vincent and Catherine ... and threaten to destroy the most remarkable love that could ever be.

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The Glassheart Chronicles

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The Glassheart Chronicles is a short story anthology written by a talented cast of Paranormal YA authors.

Fisher Amelie (author of The Leaving series), J.L. Bryan (author of the Paranormals series), Courtney Cole (author of The Bloodstone Saga), Wren Emerson (author of the Witches of Desire series), Amy Maurer-Jones (author of The Soul Quest trilogy), Tiffany King (author of the Saving Angels series) and Nicole Williams (author of the Eden Trilogy) come together in this captivating anthology to each write a short story about a character from their already existing novels.

This lively group of authors shine in this anthology. If you enjoyed the following books:
Jenny Pox (J.L. Bryan)
The Understorey (Fisher Amelie)
Fated (Courtney Cole)
I Wish...(Wren Emerson)
Soul Quest (Amy Maurer-Jones)
Meant To Be (Tiffany King)
Eternal Eden (Nicole Williams)

Then you will love these short stories, each of which provides a further look at the characters you have already grown to love.

The authors of The Glassheart Chronicles will be donating their profits from this anthology to Save The Children, an amazing organization that strives every day to help impoverished children in over 120 countries, including the United States.

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The Glassheart Chronicles is a short story anthology written by a talented cast of Paranormal YA authors.

Fisher Amelie (author of The Leaving series), J.L. Bryan (author of the Paranormals series), Courtney Cole (author of The Bloodstone Saga), Wren Emerson (author of the Witches of Desire series), Amy Maurer-Jones (author of The Soul Quest trilogy), Tiffany King (author of the Saving Angels series) and Nicole Williams (author of the Eden Trilogy) come together in this captivating anthology to each write a short story about a character from their already existing novels.

This lively group of authors shine in this anthology. If you enjoyed the following books:
Jenny Pox (J.L. Bryan)
The Understorey (Fisher Amelie)
Fated (Courtney Cole)
I Wish...(Wren Emerson)
Soul Quest (Amy Maurer-Jones)
Meant To Be (Tiffany King)
Eternal Eden (Nicole Williams)

Then you will love these short stories, each of which provides a further look at the characters you have already grown to love.

The authors of The Glassheart Chronicles will be donating their profits from this anthology to Save The Children, an amazing organization that strives every day to help impoverished children in over 120 countries, including the United States.

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Keep on the Borderlands (Greyhawk Classics)

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Compensation (from Essays) [Annotated]

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This Kindle special edition of Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay on Compensation includes a biography of the essayist from the Essays book published in 1907.

For all those who are fans of Napoleon Hill and his book, Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill strongly emphasized reading Emerson's essay on Compensation as part of one's education.

As an active lecturer in the early 1830s, Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered a number of landmark lectures, most notably among them - Compensation and Self-Reliance, in which Emerson fervently declares man's inherent divinity. By positing that the way to realization lay solely within, man can be fulfilled only through one's own "self-induced and self-devised efforts." Marked by a deep compassion and insight, Compensation and Self-Reliance rings like a clarion-call - one Emerson intoned steadily throughout his life. Though his last years were marked by a decline in his mental powers, his reputation as one of the outstanding figures of American letters was all but assured by the time of his death.

Ralph Waldo Emerson (May 25, 1803 – April 27, 1882) was an American lecturer, philosopher, essayist, and poet, best remembered for leading the Transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century. He was seen as a champion of individualism and a prescient critic of the countervailing pressures of society, and he disseminated his thoughts through dozens of published essays and more than 1,500 public lectures across the United States.

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This Kindle special edition of Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay on Compensation includes a biography of the essayist from the Essays book published in 1907.

For all those who are fans of Napoleon Hill and his book, Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill strongly emphasized reading Emerson's essay on Compensation as part of one's education.

As an active lecturer in the early 1830s, Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered a number of landmark lectures, most notably among them - Compensation and Self-Reliance, in which Emerson fervently declares man's inherent divinity. By positing that the way to realization lay solely within, man can be fulfilled only through one's own "self-induced and self-devised efforts." Marked by a deep compassion and insight, Compensation and Self-Reliance rings like a clarion-call - one Emerson intoned steadily throughout his life. Though his last years were marked by a decline in his mental powers, his reputation as one of the outstanding figures of American letters was all but assured by the time of his death.

Ralph Waldo Emerson (May 25, 1803 – April 27, 1882) was an American lecturer, philosopher, essayist, and poet, best remembered for leading the Transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century. He was seen as a champion of individualism and a prescient critic of the countervailing pressures of society, and he disseminated his thoughts through dozens of published essays and more than 1,500 public lectures across the United States.

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The Daern Way (Code Wizard, Part 1)

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Part 1 of a series!

Jason was an office worker just trying to get through a meeting so he could eat his lunch in peace when he is rudely summoned to the middle of a medieval-style battle.

After being jailed as a terrorist, he is told that his new home, Daern, will soon freeze into a solid ball of ice, and that his summoners assumed he would be the solution to their woes.

The only problem with that is--Jason has no idea how to use magic and no idea how to save Daern from the coming ice age. Jason will have to figure out the bizarre secrets that lie behind ancient artifacts and cryptic warnings from dead wizards before he can even think about going home.

This 16,000-word novella is the first part of an epic fantasy series. Much more to come!

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Part 1 of a series!

Jason was an office worker just trying to get through a meeting so he could eat his lunch in peace when he is rudely summoned to the middle of a medieval-style battle.

After being jailed as a terrorist, he is told that his new home, Daern, will soon freeze into a solid ball of ice, and that his summoners assumed he would be the solution to their woes.

The only problem with that is--Jason has no idea how to use magic and no idea how to save Daern from the coming ice age. Jason will have to figure out the bizarre secrets that lie behind ancient artifacts and cryptic warnings from dead wizards before he can even think about going home.

This 16,000-word novella is the first part of an epic fantasy series. Much more to come!

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