This collection contains 200 + of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s work, including essays, addresses, lectures, and poetry! It is formatted for optimal viewing on the Nook and is equipped with an active table of contents for smooth navigation! The collection includes: ESSAYS, which contains: I. HISTORY. II. SELF-RELIANCE. III. COMPENSATION. IV. SPIRITUAL LAWS. V. LOVE. VI. FRIENDSHIP. VII. PRUDENCE. VIII. HEROISM. IX. THE OVER-SOUL. X. CIRCLES. XI. INTELLECT. XII. ART. XIII. THE POET. XIV. EXPERIENCE. XV. CHARACTER. XVI. MANNERS. XVII. GIFTS. XVIII. NATURE. XIX. POLITICS. XX. NONIMALIST AND REALIST. XXI. NEW ENGLAND REFORMERS. NATURE ADDRESSES AND LECTURES, containing: I. THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR II. DIVINITY SCHOOL ADDRESS III. LITERARY ETHICS IV. THE METHOD OF NATURE V. MAN THE REFORMER VI. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE ON THE TIMES VII. THE CONSERVATIVE VIII. THE TRANSCENDENTALIST IX. THE YOUNG AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE MEN, containing: I. USES OF GREAT MEN. II. PLATO; OR, THE PHILOSOPHER. III. SWEDENBORG; OR, THE MYSTIC. IV. MONTAIGNE; OR, THE SKEPTIC. V. SHAKSPEARE; OR, THE POET. VI. NAPOLEON; OR, THE MAN OF THE WORLD. VII. GOETHE; OR, THE WRITER ENGLISH TRAITS CONDUCT OF LIFE SOCIETY AND SOLITUDE MISCELLANIES I. THE LORD'S SUPPER II. HISTORICAL DISCOURSE AT CONCORD III. LETTER TO PRESIDENT VAN BUREN IV. EMANCIPATION IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIES V. WAR VI. THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW VIII. THE ASSAULT UPON MR. SUMMER IX. SPEECH ON AFFAIRS IN KANSAS X. JOHN BROWN—SPEECH AT BOSTON XI. JOHN BROWN—SPEECH AT SALEM XII. THEODORE PARKER XIII. AMERICAN CIVILISATION XIV. THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION XV. ABRAHAM LINCOLN XVI. HARVARD COMMEMORATION SPEECH XVII. DEDICATION OF THE SOLDIERS' MONUMENT IN CONCORD ADDRESS XVIII. EDITORS' ADDRESS XIX. ADDRESS TO KOSSUTH XX. WOMAN XXI. CONSECRATION OF SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETARY XXII. ROBERT BURNS XXIII. SHAKESPEARE XXIV. HUMBOLDT XXV. WALTER SCOTT XXVI. SPEECH AT BANQUET IN HONOUR OF CHINESE EMBASSY XXVII. REMARKS AT ORGANISATION OF FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION XXVIII. SPEECH AT SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION XXIX. ADDRESS AT OPENING OF CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY XXX. THE FORTUNE OF THE REPUBLIC POEMS, which contains the following poetry collections with more than 200 poems: POEMS MAY-DAY AND OTHER PIECES ELEMENTS AND MOTTOES QUATRAINS AND TRANSLATIONS TRANSLATIONS FRAGMENTS ON NATURE AND LIFE POEMS OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD THE CORRESPONDENCE OF THOMAS CARLYLE AND RALPH WALDO EMERSON