Index of Individual Contributors To The Dial.

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Amos Bronson Alcott (1799-1888)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Orphic Sayings I-L.
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Orphic Sayings LI-C.
• No. VIII (Vol. II., no. 4): April 1842:
  • Days from a Diary.
• No. XII. (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • Catalogue of Books.
• No. XIII. (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • Fruitlands.

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Anonymous

• No. VI (Vol. II., no. 2): October 1841:
  • Poems on Life.
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • De Profundis Clamavi.
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • [I asked the angels to come to me . . .]
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • Smyth’s Lectures on Modern History.

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Charles Timothy Brooks (1813-1883)

• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • The Emigrants. From the German of Freiligrath.
  • The Moorish Prince. From the German of Freiligrath.

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James Elliot Cabot (1821-1903)

• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • Immanuel Kant.

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William Ellery Channing (1780-1842)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • [Why askest thou?]
  • Boat-Song
  • October
  • Sonnets. I., II., III.
  • Lines written in the Evening of a November Day
  • Our Birth Days
  • A Poet’s Love
  • To . . .
  • [Thoughts]
  • Willingness
  • Torments
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Hermitage
  • Theme for a World-Drama
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Song
  • Sonnet to ———.
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • The Lover’s Song.
  • Sea Song.
  • The Earth-Spirit.
  • Prayer.
  • After-Life.
  • To Shakspeare.
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • Dirge.
  • The Poet.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • A Song of Spring.
  • Anna.
  • The River.
  • Life.
  • To ——.
  • Death.
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • Sonnets. I., II.
  • To * * *.
  • To ———.
  • The Friends.
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • The Youth of the Poet and the Painter. Letter I. to IV.
  • Spring.
  • The Song of Birds in Spring.
  • The Earth.
  • An Old Man.
  • The Journey.
  • The Glade.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • The Youth of the Poet and the Painter. Letter V. to IX.
  • Autumn.
  • The Mother’s Grief.
  • Allston’s Funeral.
  • To the Muse.
  • William Tell’s Story.
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • The Youth of the Poet and the Painter. Letter X. to XIII.
  • Autumn Woods.
  • The Fatal Passion.—A Dramatic Sketch.
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • The Youth of the Poet and the Painter. Letter XIV. to XXVIII.
  • To Readers.
  • The Death of Shelley.
  • A Song of the Sea.
  • To the Poets.

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William Henry Channing (1810-1884)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Ernest the Seeker. Chapter First.
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • Ernest the Seeker. Chapter Second.
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Night and Day
  • Wheat Seed and Bolted Flour
  • Need of a Diver

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Lydia Maria Child (1802-1880)

• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • What is Beauty?

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Eliza Thayer Clapp (1811-1888)

• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Two Hymns. I., II.
  • Clouds
  • The Future is better than the Past.
  • August Shower
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Autumn Leaves.

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James Freeman Clarke (1810-1888)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • First Crossing the Alleghanies
  • Nature and Art, or The Three Landscapes
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Hymn and Prayer
  • To Nydia
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Dream
  • The Genuine Portrait
  • The Real and the Ideal.
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Plan of Salvation.
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • George Keats.

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Sarah Freeman Clarke (1808-1896)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Dante

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Christopher Pearse Cranch (1813-1892)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • To the Aurora Borealis
  • Stanzas
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • A Sign from the West
  • Musings of a Recluse
• No. III (Vol. I, no. 3): January 1841:
  • Endymion
  • The True in Dreams
  • Glimmerings
  • Correspondences
  • Color and Light.
  • My Thoughts.
  • The Riddle.
  • The Ocean.
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • The Blind Seer
• No. VI (Vol. II., no 2): October 1841:
  • Inworld.
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Inworld. [Repeated]
  • Outworld.
• No. VIII (Vol. II., no. 4): April 1842:
  • Silence and Speech.
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • The Artist.

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George William Curtis (1824-1892)

• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • A Song of Death.

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Charles Anderson Dana (1819-1897)

• No. VIII (Vol. II., no. 4): April 1842:
  • Herzliebste.
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Eternity.
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • Manhood.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • Via Sacra.
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • To R. B. [Robert Bartlett.]

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John Sullivan Dwight (1813-1893)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • The Religion of Beauty
  • The Concerts of the Past Winter
• No. III (Vol. I, no. 3): January 1841:
  • Ideals of Every-Day Life. No. I.
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Ideals of Every-Day Life. No. II.

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Charles Chauncy Emerson (1808-1836)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Notes from the Journal of a Scholar
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • A Leaf from “A Voyage to Porto Rico.”
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • Notes from the Journal of a Scholar. No. II.

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Edward Bliss Emerson (1805-1834)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • The Last Farewell

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Ellen Louisa Tucker Emerson (1811-1831)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Lines
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • The Violet

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Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • The Editors to the Reader
  • To . . .[To Eva]
  • The Problem
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • Thoughts on Modern Literature
  • Silence
  • New Poetry
  • Woodnotes
  • Dana’s “Two Years Before the Mast.”
  • Fourier’s “Social Destiny of Man.”
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • The Snow-Storm
  • Suum Cuique
  • The Sphinx
  • Thoughts on Art
  • Michael Angelo Considered as a Philosophical Poet
  • Robbin’s “Worship of the Soul.”
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Man the Reformer
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Jones Very’s Essays and Poems
• No. VI (Vol. II., no. 2): October 1841:
  • Painting and Sculpture.
  • Fate.
  • Wood Notes No. II.
  • Walter Savage Landor.
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • “The Park.”
  • “Forebearance.”
  • “Grace.”
  • The Senses and the Soul.
  • Transcendentalism.
  • “The Ideal Man.”
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Introductory Lectures on the Times.
  • Tact.
  • Holidays.
  • The Amulet.
  • Prayers.
  • Veeshnoo Sarma.
  • Fourierism and the Socialists.
  • Chardon Street and Bible Conventions.
  • Agriculture of Massachusetts.
  • Borrow’s “Zincali.”
  • Lockhart’s “Ancient Spanish Ballads.”
  • Colton’s “Tecumseh.”
  • The Cambridge Miscellany.
  • [Short notices.]
  • Wilkes Exploring Expedition.
  • Association of State Geologists.
  • Harvard University.
  • [Wordworth’s New Poems.]
  • [Tennyson and Henry Taylor.]
  • Schelling in Berlin.
  • New Jerusalem Church.
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • Lectures on the Times II. The Conservative.
  • English Reformers.
  • Saadi.
  • Tennyson’s Poems.
  • A Letter to Wm E. Channing, D.D.
  • Editor’s Table.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • Lectures on the Times III. The Transcendentalist.
  • To Eva [Ellen] at the South.
  • [Death of Dr. Channing.]
  • Life of Jean Paul Richter.
  • Letters of Schiller.
  • Fables of La Fontaine.
  • Confessions of St. Augustine.
  • [English books.]
  • Goethe and Swedenborg.
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • Europe and European Books.
  • Friendship.
  • Bremer’s “Neighbors.”
  • Bulwer’s “Last of the Barons.”
  • Borrow’s “Bible in Spain”
  • Paracelsus.
  • Zschokke’s “Sleep Waker.”
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • “Abou Ben Adhem” by Leigh Hunt.
  • Gifts.
  • Past and Present.
  • To Rhea.
  • Pierpont’s Antislavery Poems.
  • Garrison’s Poems.
  • Coffin’s “America“.
  • Channing’s Poems.
  • Bremer’s “H. Family.”
  • To Correspondents.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • The Three Dimensions.
  • The Comic.
  • Ode to Beauty.
  • A Letter.
  • The Huguenots in France and America.
  • Longfellow’s Spanish Student.
  • Percival’s Dream of a Day and other Poems.
  • [Notes of books.]
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • Tantalus.
  • Eros.
  • The Times. A Fragment.
  • Critical Notices.
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • The Young American.
  • The Tragic.
  • The Visit.
  • Ethnical Scriptures. Chaldæan Oracles. [Selected]
  • Human Nature.

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Margaret Fuller (1810-1850)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • A Short Essay on Critics
  • A Record of Impressions
  • “A Dialogue“
  • Richter
  • Some Murmur at the want of a system
  • The Morning Breeze.
  • A Sketch.
  • A Sketch.
  • [Did you never admire . . .]
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • Angelica Sleeps-Berni.
  • The Atheneum Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture
• No. III (Vol. I, no. 3): January 1841:
  • Klopstock and Meta
  • The Magnolia of Lake Pontchartrain
  • Menzel’s View of Goethe
  • A Voice from the Prison.
  • Grandfather’s Chair.
  • The Little Dove.
  • Knight’s Miscellanies.
  • Architecture of the Heavens.
  • Organic Chemistry . . .
  • Daub’s philosophiche . . .
  • Franz Passow’s Leben und Briefe.
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Leila
  • A Dialogue.
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Goethe
  • Notices of Recent Publications.
  Thomas Carlyle’s On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History.
  James Russell Lowell’s A Year’s Life.
  Harriet Martineau’s The Hour and the Man.
  Tennyson’s Poems.—Stirling’s Poems.—Festus.
  The Plain Speaker.
  To Contributors
• No. VI (Vol. II., no. 2): October 1841:
  • Lives of the Great Composers, Hayden, Mozart, Handel, Bach, Beethoven.
  • Festus.
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Yuca Filamentosa.
  • Bettine Brentano and her friend Günderode.
  • Epilogue to the Tragedy of Essex.
  • Motherwell’s Poems.
  • Egmont, a Tragedy in five acts. Translated from the German of Goethe.
  • Monaldi, a Tale.
  • Conjectures and Researches concerning the Love, Madness, and Imprisonment of Torquato Tasso.
  • Boston Academy of Music.
  • Theory of Teaching.
• No. VIII (Vol. II., no. 4): April 1842:
  • Marie Van Oosterwich. Translated from the French.
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Entertainments of the past Winter.
  • Hawthorne’s “Twice-told Tales.”
  • Hawthorne’s “Stories for Children.”
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • Romaic and Rhine Ballads.
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • Canova.
  • Fetis’ “Music Explained.”
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • The Great Lawsuit.
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • The Modern Drama.
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • Dialogue.

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William Batchelder Greene (1819-1878)

• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • First Principles.

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Frederic Henry Hedge (1805-1890)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • The Art of Life,—The Scholar’s Calling.
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Questionings
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • From Uhland. The Castle by the Sea.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • Schelling’s Introductory Lecture in Berlin. [Translated]

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Elizabeth Hoar (1814-1878)

• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • Discoveries in the Nubian Pyramids. [Translated]

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Ellen Sturgis Hooper (1812-1848)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • [I slept and dreamed that life was Beauty]
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • The Poor Rich Man
  • The Wood-Fire
  • The Poet
  • Wayfarers
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • To the Ideal
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • The Out-Bid
  • Farewell
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • The Hour of Reckoning.
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • Lines. (?)
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • Sweep Ho! [The Chimney Sweep]

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Benjamin Peter Hunt (1808-1877)

• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • Voyage to Jamaica.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • Voyage to Jamaica [Continued]
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • Saturday and Sunday among the Creoles.

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Sarah Sprague Jacobs (1813-1902)

• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Vespers.

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Charles Lane (1800-1870)

• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • James Pierrepont Greaves.
  • Cromwell.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • James Pierrepont Greaves [cont.].
  • An Essay on Transcendentalism.
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • A. Bronson Alcott’s Works.
  • Heraud’s “Life and Times of Savonarola.”
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • Social Tendencies.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • A Day with the Shakers.
  • Social Tendencies [Continued.]
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • Brook Farm.
  • Interior or Hidden Life.
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • Life in the Woods.
  • Millennial Church.

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James Russell Lowell (1819-1891)

• No. III (Vol. I, no. 3): January 1841:
  • Sonnet. To a Voice heard in Mount Auburn, July, 1839.
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Sonnet. [“To die is gain.”]
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Sonnets. I., II.
  • Sonnet. To Irene on her Birthday.

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John Milton Mackie (1813-1894)

• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Shelley

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Dr. Henry More (1614-1687)

• No. II (Vol. II, no. 2): October 1841
  • Cupid’s Conflict.

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Charles King Newcomb (1820-1894)

• No. IX (Vol. III, no. 1): July 1842
  • Dolon.

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Theodore Parker (1810-1860)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • The Divine Presence in Nature and in the Soul
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • A Lesson for the Day
  • Truth Against the World
  • Ranke’s “History of the Popes.”
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Primitive Christianity.
  • German Literature
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Thoughts on Labor
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • The Pharisees
  • Protean Wishes
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Primitive Christianity
• No. VIII (Vol. II., no. 4): April 1842:
  • Thoughts on Theology
  • The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, founded upon their History. By the Rev. WILLIAM WHEWELL, B. D.
  • On the Foundation of Morals: Four Sermons preached before the University of Cambridge. By the Rev. WILLIAM WHEWELL, & C.
  • Institutes of Ecclesiastical History, Ancient and Modern. By JOHN LAURENCE Von MOSHEIM, D. D..
  • German Anti-Supernaturalism. Six Lectures on Strauss’s “Life of Jesus.” By PHILIP HARWOOD.
  • Republications.
  • The History of Christianity from the Birth of Christ to the Abolition of Paganism in the Roman Empire. By the Rev. H. H. MILMAN. New-York: 1841.
  • The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. By EDWARD GIBBON, Esq. New-York: 1841.
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • Hollis Street Council.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • The Life and Character of Dr. Follen.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • Hennell on the Origin of Christianity.

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Elizabeth Palmer Peabody (1804-1894)

• No. VI (Vol. II., no. 2): October 1841:
  • A Glimpse of Christ’s Idea of Society.
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Plan of the West Roxbury Community.
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • Fourierism.

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Benjamin Franklin Presbury

• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • Sonnet to Mary on her Birthday.
  • Music. To Martha.

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George Ripley (1802-1880)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Brownson’s Writings
• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • Letter to a Theological Student

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Sophia Ripley (1803–1861)

• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Woman
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Painting and Sculpture
  • Letter

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Jonathan Ashley Saxton (1795-1874)

• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Prophecy.—Transcendentalism.—Progress.

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Thomas Treadwell Stone (1801-1895)

• No. III (Vol. I, no. 3): January 1841:
  • Man in the Ages
• No. VII (Vol. II., no. 3): January 1842:
  • [Calvinist’s Letter].

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Caroline Sturgis Tappan (1818-1888)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 2): October 1840:
  • The Day Breaks
  • Life
  • Evening
  • From Goethe
  • Pæan
  • Lyric
  • Waves
  • Art and Artist
  • Life and Death
  • The Dream
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Afternoon
  • Love and Insight
  • Sunset
  • Give us an Interpreter
  • [Birds shooting swiftly through air and light]
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Listen to the Wind
  • The Wind Again
  • The Angel and the Artist
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Bettina
  • Lines
• No. VI (Vol. II., no. 2): October 1841:
  • Light and Shade.
  • Windmill.
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Outward Bound.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • The Brook.
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • Lines.

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William A. Tappan (1812-1882)

• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • The Sail.

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Henry D. Thoreau (1817-1862)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Sympathy
  • Aulus Persius Flaccus
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Stanzas (“Nature doth have her dawn each day…”)
• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • Sic Vita
• No. VI (Vol. II., no 2): October 1841:
  • Friendship (“Let such pure hate still underprop…”)
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • Natural History of Massachusetts
  • “Great God, I ask thee for no meaner pelf…”
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • The Black Knight.
  • The Inward Morning.
  • Free Love.
  • The Poet’s Delay.
  • Rumors from an Æolian Harp.
  • The Moon.
  • To the Maiden in the East.
  • The Summer Rain.
• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • The Laws of Menu. [Selected]
  • The Prometheus Bound. [Translated]
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843
  • Anacreon. [With translations]
  • Ethnical Scriptures. Sayings of Confucius [Selected].
  • Remarks on Milton by John Keats.
  • To a Stray Fowl.
  • Smoke.
  • Haze.
  • Dark Ages.
• No. XIV (Vol. IV., no. 2): October 1843:
  • Ethnical Scriptures. Chinese Four Books [Selected].
  • A Winter Walk.
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • Homer. Ossian. Chaucer.
  • Pindar. [Notes and translations.]
  • The Preaching of Buddha. [Selected.]
  • Ethnical Scriptures. Hermes Trismegistus. [Selected.]
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • Herald of Freedom.
  • Fragments of Pindar. [Translations.]

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John Francis Tuckerman (1817-1885)

• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • Music of the Winter

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Jones Very (1813-1880)

• No. V (Vol. II., no. 1): July 1841:
  • The Barberry Bush.
• No. IX (Vol. III., no. 1): July 1842:
  • The Evening Choir.
  • The World.

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Samuel Gray Ward (1817-1907)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Song
  • To W. Allston on seeing his “Bride”
  • The Shield
  • Come Morir?
• No. III (Vol. I., no. 3): January 1841:
  • Letters from Italy on the Representatives of Italy
• No. X (Vol. III., no. 2): October 1842:
  • The Gallery.
• No. XIII (Vol. IV., no. 1): July 1843:
  • Notes on Art and Architecture
• No. XV (Vol. IV., no. 3): January 1844:
  • Translation of Dante.
• No. XVI (Vol. IV., no. 4): April 1844:
  • The Twin Loves.
  • The Consolers.

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Charles Stearns Wheeler (1816-1843)

• No. XI (Vol. III., no. 3): January 1843:
  • [Letter from Heidelberg.]
• No. XII (Vol. III., no. 4): April 1843:
  • [Letter from Heidelberg.]

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William Dexter Wilson (1868-1900)

• No. I (Vol. I., no. 1): July 1840:
  • Channing’s Translation of Jouffroy
• No. IV (Vol. I., no. 4): April 1841:
  • The Unitarian Movement in New England

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