The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to Prose, Vol. X (of X) - America - II, Index
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The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to Prose, Vol. X (of X) - America - II, Index
Literature -- Collections
Heine, Heinrich;
biographical note on, VIII, 139;
reminiscences of Napoleon, 139.
Herodotus;
biographical note on, I, 3;
articles by--Solon's words of wisdom to Croesus, 3;
Babylon and its capture by Cyrus, 9;
the pyramid of Cheops, 18;
the story of Periander's son, 20.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell;
biographical note on, X, 31;
articles by--of doctors, lawyers and ministers, 31;
of the genius of Emerson, 36;
the house in which the professor lived, 42;
of women who put on airs, 49.
Howell, James;
biographical note on, III, 106;
articles by--the Bucentaur in Venice, 106;
the city of Rome in 1621, 109.
Howells, William Dean;
biographical note on, X, 207;
to Albany by the night boat, 207.
Hugo, Victor;
biographical note on, VII, 228;
articles by--the Battle of Waterloo, 228;
the beginnings and expansions of Paris, 235.
Humboldt, Alexander von;
biographical note on, VIII, 130;
an essay on man, 130.
Hume, David;
biographical note on, IV, 110;
articles by--on the character of Queen Elizabeth, 110;
the defeat of the Armada, 113;
the first principles of government, 118.
Huxley, Thomas Henry;
biographical note on, VI, 219;
a piece of chalk, 219.
Ibsen, Henrik;
biographical note on, VIII, 245;
the thought child, 245.
Irving, Washington;
biographical note on, IX, 147;
articles by--the last of the Dutch governors of New York, 147;
the awakening of Rip Van Winkle, 151;
at Abbotsford with Scott, 161.
James, Henry;
biographical note on, X, 246;
articles by--among the Malvern Hills, 246;
Turgeneff's world, 252.
Jefferson, Thomas;
biographical note on, IX, 98;
articles by--when the Bastile fell, 98;
the futility of disputes, 106;
of blacks and whites in the South, 108;
his account of Logan's famous speech, 114.
Johnson, Samuel;
biographical note on, IV, 94;
articles by--on publishing his "Dictionary," 94;
Pope and Dryden compared, 97;
his letter to Chesterfield on the completion of his "Dictionary," 101;
on the advantage of living in a garret, 104.
Joinville, Jean de;
biographical note on, VII, 27;
Greek fire in battle described, 27.
Jonson, Ben;
biographical note on, III, 87;
of Shakespeare and other wits, 87.
Kempis, Thomas a;
biographical note on VII, 16;
of eternal life and of striving for it, 16.
Kinglake, Alexander W.;
biographical note on, VI, 42;
articles by--on mocking at the Sphinx, 42;
on the beginnings of the Crimean war 44.
Knox, John;
biographical note on, III, 36;
his account of his interview with Mary Queen of Scots, 36.
Lamartine, Alphonse de;
biographical note on, VII, 195;
of Mirabeau's origin and place in history, 195.
Lamb, Charles;
biographical note on, V, 93;
articles by--dream children, 93;
poor relations, 99;
the origin of roast pig, 102;
that we should rise with the lark, 107.
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