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| Precursors | Channing (1819) Unitarian Christianity, Channing (1828) Likeness to God |
| Emerson (1836) | Nature, ditto (with hyper-text notes) |
| Brownson (1836) | New Views of Christianity, Society and the Church |
| Thoreau (1837) | Journal entries |
| Emerson (1838) | Divinity School Address (on Religion) |
| Parker (1840) | Transcendentalism |
| Ripley (1840) | Letter to Emerson, re Brooke Farm utopian community |
| Cranch (1840-41) | The Ocean |
| Cranch (1840-41) | Correspondences (The Dial) |
| Alcott (1840-42) | Orphic Sayings ('The Dial') |
| Parker (1841) | The Transient and permanent in Christianity, ditto |
| Emerson (1841) | The Method of Nature (talk), ditto |
| Emerson (1841) | Essays: First Series The Over-Soul, History |
| Emerson (1842) | Saadi, poem, 'The Dial' |
| Emerson (1842) | The Transcendentalist , lecture at Boston |
| Emerson (1842) | Transcendentalism, in 'Essays' |
| Hawthorne (1842) | On Thoreau, 'Journal' entry) |
| Thoreau (1842) | The inward morning, poem, 'The Dial', ditto, ditto |
| Fuller (1843) | The Great Lawsuit, in 'The Dial', re. men and women |
| Thoreau (1843) | The Laws of Menu, in 'The Dial, Ethical scriptures' |
| Thoreau (1843) | Sayings of Confucius, in 'The Dial, Ethical scriptures' |
| Thoreau (1843) | Chinese Four Books, in 'The Dial, Ethical scriptures', inc. Mencius |
| Cranch (1840-44) | I in Thee & Thou in Me |
| Cranch (1844) | Gnosis (The Dial) |
| Emerson (1844) | Essays Second Series, inc. Nature, The Poet, Experience |
| Peabody (1844) | Lotus Sutra, ch. 5 - (in 'The Dial', Ethical scriptures') |
| Emerson (1847?) | From the Persian of Hafiz, cont. |
| Thoreau (1849) | A Week on the Concord & Merrimack Rivers, ditto inc. Asia/India |
| Thoreau (1849) | Civil Disobedience |
| Emerson (1850) | Representative Men, inc. Plato...the Philosopher, Swedenborg..the mystic |
| Thoreau (1852) | Assimilating Saadi, from Thoreau's 'Journal' |
| Thoreau (1852) | The proper study of Mankind , from Thoreau's 'Journal' |
| Thoreau (1854) | Walden (BOOK), ditto, ditto (inc. search), ditto (inc. chapters & search) |
| Whitman (1855) | Song of Myself , in 'Leaves of Grass' |
| Emerson (1855) | Letter to Whitman, re. 'Leaves of Grass' |
| Thoreau (1856) | Worshipping wildness, from Thoreau's 'Journal' |
| Whitman (1856) | Salut au Monde |
| Emerson (1857) | Brahma, ditto, ditto, ditto |
| Emerson (1858) | Persian poetry, MOA |
| Thoreau (1859) | Plea for Captain John Brown |
| Whitman (1860) | Facing West from California's shore, title/1st verse added 1867 |
| Whitman (1860) | To a historian |
| Whitman (1860) | Kosmos |
| Whitman (1860) | To the Garden the world |
| Whitman (1860) | With antecedents |
| Whitman (1860) | A Broadway pageant , re. 1860 Japanese mission to USA, ditto, ditto |
| Thoreau (1862) | Wild Fruits, unpublished manuscript, inc. Introduction (Dean) |
| Thoreau (1862) | Walking , pub. posthumously, ditto MOA |
| Emerson (1862) | Thoreau, obituary profile, MOA |
| Weiss (1862) | Thoreau, obituary profile |
| Emerson (1864) | Saadi, MOA |
| Alcott (1863) | Thoreau's flute, ditto 'Atlantic Monthly' MOA |
| Whitman (1865) | Years of the unperform'd |
| Whitman (1865-66) | Chanting the square deific |
| Conway (1866) | Thoreau, in contempories 'C' |
| Cranch (1866) | The bobolinks, ditto, ditto MOA |
| Emerson (1867) | Historic notes of Life and Letters in New England |
| Clarke (1869) | Buddhism, or, The Protestantism of the North, MOA |
| Clarke (1869) | Brahmanism, MOA |
| Clarke (1869) | Confucius and the Chinese, or, The prose of Asia, MOA |
| Whitman (1869) | Proud music of the storm |
| Higginson (1870) | Sympathy of Religions |
| Dickinson | The One... ('Nature' 29), posthumously Higginson 1891, comp post-1860 |
| Whitman (1871) | Passage to India, ditto |
| Whitman (1871) | The base of all metaphysics |
| Whittier (1872) | The Brewing of Soma, ditto, ditto MOA, |
| Whitman (1872) | The mystic trumpeter |
| Cranch (1873) | Symbolism and language, MOA |
| Whitman (1874) | Song of the Redwood Tree |
| Whitman (1874) | Song of the Universal |
| Cranch (1875) | The Pines and the Sea, ditto MOA |
| Frothingham (1876) | Transcendentalism in New England |
| Whittier (1879) | The Dead feast of the Kol-folk, MOA |
| Cranch (1879) | Seven wonders of the world , MOA |
| Cranch (1879) | A word to philosophers, MOA, also ditto rep. 1887 below |
| Whitman (1880) | A riddle song |
| Clarke (1883) | Affinities of Buddhism and Christianity, MOA |
| Conway (1884) | Adyar, Blavatsky & her Confession |
| Cranch (1887) | Ariel & Caliban, inc. So far, so near, Ormuzd & Abriman, Emerson, Khayyam |
| Whitman (1891) | The Unexpressed |
| Whitman (1891) | Towards a Persian lesson, ditto |
| Whitman (1891) | Old Chants |
| Bucke (1899) | Portraits of Walt Whitman, MOA |
| Trowbridge (1902) | Reminscences of Walt Whitman |
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