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"First edition . January, 1869. . Reprinted April, 1929." ; Mode of access: Internet.

The first discourse was originally given in New York, and afterwards published in the Nineteenth century; the second was given as the Rede lecture at Cambridge, and recast for delivery in America; the third was delivered in Boston. ; Numbers; or, The majority and the remnant.--Literature and science.--Emerson.--Notes. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Printed in Great Britain. ; Numbers; or, The majority and the remnant [originally given in New York, afterwards published in the Nineteenth century]--Literature and science [Rede lecture at Cambridge, recast for delivery in America]--Emerson [delivered in Boston] ; Mode of access: Internet.

Democracy.--Equality.--Irish Catholicism and British liberalism.--"Porro unum est necessarium."--A guide to English literature.--Falkland.--A French critic on Milton.--A French critic on Goethe.--George Sand. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Popular ed. ; Democracy.--Equality.--Irish Catholicism and British liberalism.--'Porro unum est necessarium.'--A guide to English literature.--Falkland.--A French critic on Milton.--A French critic on Goethe.--George Sand. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Popular edition." ; Democracy.--Equality.--Irish Catholicism and British liberalism.--'Porro unum est necessarium.'--A guide to English literature.--Falkland.--A French critic on Milton.--A French critic on Goethe.--George Sand. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Vol. III" appears on the first leaf of each gathering, and "The end of Vol. III" is printed at the bottom of p. 364. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Numbers; or, The majority and the remnant.- Literature and science.- Emerson ; Mode of access: Internet.

The first discourse originally given in New York, afterwards published in the 19th century; the second given as the Rede lecture at Cambridge, and recast for delivery in America; the thrid delivered in Boston. ; Numbers, or, The majority and the remnant -- Literature and science -- Emerson. ; Mode of access: Internet.

First edition, London, 1879; previously published in the various periodicals, "The Fortnightly review," "The Quarterly review" [etc.] ; Democracy.--Equality.--Irish Catholicism and British liberalism.--'Porro unum est necessarium.'--A guide to English literature.--Falkland.--A French critic on Milton.--A French critic on Goethe.--George Sand. ; Mode of access: Internet.

I. Literature -- II. Politics and society -- III. Philosophy and religion. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Mode of access: Internet. ; SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Rebound in blue cloth. From the Library Bequeathed by Governor Holliday, with his signature and date "Apr. '76" on t.p. ; 10

Disbound Original Held in Oak Street Library Facility. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes bibliographical references. ; [1] On the classical tradition. -- 2. Democratic education. -- 3. Lectures and essays in criticism. -- 4. Schools and universities on the continent. -- 5. Culture and anarchy with friendship's garland and some literary essays. -- 6. Dissent and dogma. -- 7. God and the Bible. -- 8. Essays religious and mixed. -- 9. English literature and Irish politics -- 10. Philistinism in England and America.--11. The last word. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vol. 4 contains a Report on the systems of popular education in use in France, Holland, and the French cantons of Switzerland, by Matthew Arnold; also a Rport on the state of elementary education in Germany, by the Rev. Mark Pattison. ; At head of title: Education commission. ; Mode of access: Internet.