Transcendentalism in New England: A History

Description

Octavius Brooks Frothingham’s history traces the philosophical and literary backgrounds of New England Transcendentalism and examines its practical and religious tendencies, with chapters on Emerson, Alcott, Margaret Fuller, Theodore Parker, and George Ripley. The supplied scan has an 1880 title page; the archive’s 1876 date agrees with the dated preface but does not identify this scanned issue. The reader contents include the original Preface, fifteen chapters, and the whole Index. The first Index page has a damaged folio; its page number is inferred from the following page.

Digitized source: Internet Archive / Google Books. Chapter openings and terminal sections have been checked; the scan has not been collated leaf by leaf.