Poets, American -- 19th century -- Biography; Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892
Self-realisation, gospel of, 148, 253.
Self-revelation of W., 264.
Semele, 275.
Seward, W. H., 79, 172, 175.
Sex, W. and, 144-7, 159-62, 167;
W.'s expanded conception of, 226;
Thoreau puzzled by W.'s view, 115;
W.'s experience of, 71;
and religion, 70-1;
basic in life, 126-7.
Shakespeare, xxi, 57, 318.
Shelley, P. B., W. indifferent to, 59;
compared with, 107-8;
also 91, 97, 290, 295.
Sherman, Gen., 187;
his march to the sea, 188.
Ships, W.'s love of, 60, 335-6, 343-4;
Yankee clipper, 64.
Sin, W.'s attitude toward, 18, 124-5, 151, 156, 161, 255.
Skin, rich texture of W.'s, 316.
Slavery, 79-81, 135-7;
divides North from South, 25;
W. and, 103;
and Democratic party, 82, see Abolitionism, etc.;
S. party and election of 1860, 173-4;
and the war, 177;
in N.Y., 310-1.
Slave-trade, 140.
Sleep, W. on, 102.
"Sleepers, The," 102, 274.
Sleepy Hollow, 301.
Smith, Adam, 308.
Smith, Mary Whitall. See Mrs. Berenson.
Smith, R. Pearsall, 297;
relations with W., 301-4;
leaves Philadelphia, 325.
Smoking, 32.
See Tobacco.
Social functions, W.'s interest in, 40.
Social problem in N.Y., 139-40.
Socialism, W. and, 239, 312.
Socialist, ideal, the, 308-9, 312;
party in America, 311;
Socialists, early, 308.
Solidarity, of the nation, felt in war-time, 207;
of the peoples, 205-6;
W.'s feeling for, 239-40, 242-3, 306-7, 337, 343.
Solitude, W.'s, 233, 331, 342;
compared with Thoreau and Emerson's, 113-4.
"So Long," 169.
"Sometimes with one I love," 164.
"Song of Myself," 122, 243, 286;
analysed, 98-101;
qu., 72 _n._;
called "Walt Whitman," 150.
Sophocles, 57.
Soul, the flesh and the, in modern religion, 61;
and Science, 96, 242;
in Nature, 102, 340;
W.'s view of the, 98, 120, 149.
South, its interests antagonistic to those of the North and West,
24-5;
similarity of interest with N.Y., 25;
policy, 26, 43;
and the war, 82-3, 176-7, 187, 235;
slavery and the, 25, 80-1;
pride of the, 187, 324;
Lincoln and, 189;
and the Union, 180, 314;
W. and the, 46-55, 180, 235, 237, 349-50.
South Carolina, and Federal tariff, 24, 27.
Southey, R., 327.
"Sovereign States," doctrine of, 26.
_Specimen Days_, 262, 266.
_Specimen Days and Collect_, 286.
Spectacles, W. begins to wear, 245.
Speech, W.'s manner of, 98;
W.'s style and, 291.
Spencer, Herbert, 62, 263.
Spirits, W. and, 149.
Spiritualistic woman and W., 234.
"Spontaneous Me," 127.
Spooner, Alden J., 20, 22, 30-1.
_Springfield (Mass.) Republican_, 259.
Square Deific. See "Chanting the S. D."
"Squatter Sovereignty," 44, 79, 80, 134.
Stafford family, 260;
George, 260-2, 266, 280, 343.
Stage-driver, W. as a, 137;
stage-drivers of N.Y., 138.
See Broadway.
Stanton, Mrs. E. C., 126.
Stars and Stripes, the, xx, 335.
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