WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. ⭘ An Author at Fourteen ⭘ The Influence of his Father ⭘ Bryant’s Best Known Poems ⭘ Personal Appearance ⭘ A Long and Useful Life ⭘ ‘Thanatopsis’ ⭘ ‘Waiting By the Gate ⭘ ‘Blessed are They That Mourn’ ⭘ ‘Antiquity of Freedom’ ⭘ ‘To a Water Fowl’ ⭘ ‘Robert of Lincoln’ ⭘ ‘Drought’ ⭘ ‘The Past’ ⭘ ‘The Murdered Traveler’ ⭘ ‘The Battle-Field’ ⭘ ‘The Crowded Street’ ⭘ ‘Fitz Greene Halleck (Notice of)’ ⭘ ‘A Corn-Shucking in South Carolina’ EDGAR ALLEN POE. ⭘ Comparison with Other American Poets ⭘ Place of Birth and Ancestry ⭘ Career as a Student ⭘ The Sadness of his Life and Its Influence Upon his Literature ⭘ Conflicting Statements of his Biographers ⭘ Great as a Story Writer and as a Poet ⭘ His Literary Labors and Productions ⭘ ‘The City in the Sea’ ⭘ ‘Annabel Lee’ ⭘ ‘To Helen’ ⭘ ‘Israfel’ ⭘ ‘To One in Paradise’ ⭘ ‘Lenore’ ⭘ ‘The Bells’ ⭘ ‘The Raven’ HENRY W. LONGFELLOW. ⭘ His Place in Literature ⭘ Comparison With American and English Poets ⭘ His Education, Collegemates and Home ⭘ His Domestic Life. His Poems ⭘ Prose Works and Translations ⭘ The Wayside Inn (A view of) ⭘ His Critics, Poe, Margaret Fuller, ♦Duyckinck ♦ ‘Duyckink’ replaced with ‘Duyckinck’ ⭘ Longfellow’s Genius ⭘ ‘The Psalm of Life’ ⭘ ‘The Village Blacksmith’ ⭘ ‘The Bridge’ ⭘ ‘Resignation’ ⭘ ‘God’s Acre’ ⭘ ‘Excelsior’ ⭘ ‘The Rainy Day’ ⭘ ‘The Wreck of the Hesperus’ ⭘ ‘The Old Clock On the Stairs’ ⭘ ‘The Skeleton in Armour’ ⭘ ‘King Witlaf’s Drinking Horn’ ⭘ ‘Evangeline On the Prairie’ ⭘ ‘Literary Fame (Prose)’ RALPH WALDO EMERSON. ⭘ The Difficulty of Classifying Emerson ⭘ The Liberator of American Letters ⭘ A Master of Language ⭘ Emerson and Franklin ⭘ Birth, Education, Early Life ⭘ Home at Concord, Brook-Farm Enterprise ⭘ Influence on Other Writers ⭘ Modern Communism and the New Theology ⭘ ‘Hymn Sung at the Completion of the Concord Monument (1836)’ ⭘ ‘The Rhodora’ ⭘ ‘A True Hero’ ⭘ ‘Mountain and Squirrel’ ⭘ ‘The Snow-Storm’ ⭘ ‘The Problem’ ⭘ ‘Traveling’ ⭘ ‘The Compensation of Calamity’ ⭘ ‘Self Reliance’ ⭘ ‘Nature’ JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER. ⭘ Whittier’s Humble Birth, Ancestry, Education ⭘ Poet of the Abolitionists ⭘ His Poems and His Prose ⭘ New England’s History Embalmed in Verse ⭘ Our Most Distinctively American Poet ⭘ ‘My Playmate’ ⭘ ‘The Changeling’ ⭘ ‘The ♦Worship of Nature’ ♦ ‘Workskip’ replaced with ‘Worship’ ⭘ ‘The Bare-foot Boy’ ⭘ ‘Maud Muller’ ⭘ ‘Memories’ ⭘ ‘In Prison For Debt’ ⭘ ‘The Storm’ (From ‘Snow Bound’) ⭘ ‘Ichabod’