Henry C. Carey, 1793-
  155.  Agriculture as a Science.

  Edmund Ruffin, 1793-1863
  156.  Improvement of Acid Soils.

  Francis Wayland, 1796-1865
  157.  Superiority of the Moral Sentiments.

  Horace Mann, 1796-1857
  158.  Thoughts for a Young Man.

  Orestes A. Brownson, 1800-
  159.  The Duty of Progress.
  160.  Catholic Europe in the Seventeenth Century, despotic.

  Theodore D. Woolsey, 1801-
  161.  Importance of the Study of International Law.

  Taylor Lewis, 1802-
  162.  Unity of the Mosaic Account of the Creation.
  163.  Cruel Intestine Wars caused by National Division.

Horace Greeley, 1811-1872 164.  The Problem of Labor. 165.  The Beneficence of Labor-saving Inventions. 166.  Literature as a Vocation;—­the Editor. 167.  Tranquility of Rural Life.

Theodore Parker, 1810-1860 168.  Winter and Spring. 169.  The true idea of a Christian Church. 170.  Character of Franklin. 171.  Character of Jefferson.

  Wendell Phillips, 1811-
  172.  The War for the Union.
  173.  Character of Toussaint L’Ouverture.

  Thomas Starr King, 1824-1864
  174.  Great Principles and Small Duties.

  =_2._= General and polite literature.

  William Wirt, 1772-1834
  175.  The Example of Patrick Henry no argument for Indolence.
  176.  Jefferson’s Seat at Monticello.

  Timothy Flint, 1780-1840
  177.  The Western Boatman.

  Washington Irving, 1783-1859
  178.  Title and Table of Contents of Knickerbocker’s History of New
        York.
  179.  The Army at New Amsterdam.
  180.  A Mother’s Memory.
  181.  Columbus a Prisoner.
  182.  Arrival of Columbus at Court.
  183.  A Time of Unexampled Prosperity.
  184.  Death and Burial of General Braddock.
  185.  Baron Steuben in the Revolutionary Army.

  Richard H. Wilde, 1780-1847
  186.  Interest of Tasso’s Life.

  George Ticknor, 1791-1871
  187.  The Design of Cervantes in writing Don Quixote.

  James Hall, 1793-1868
  188.  Description of a Prairie.

  H.R.  Schoolcraft, 1793-1864
  189.  The Chippewa Indian.

Edward Everett, 1794-1865 190.  Astronomy for all Time. 191.  Description of a Sunrise. 192.  The Celtic Immigration.

  Hugh S. Legare. 1797-1843
  193.  The Study of the Ancient Classics.
  194.  Disadvantages of Colonial Life.

  Francis L. Hawks, 1798-1866
  195.  Japan interesting in many Aspects.

  George P. Marsh, 1801-
  196.  Method of learning English.
  197.  The Evergreens of Southern Europe.

  George H. Calvert, 1803-
  198.  Estimate of Coleridge.

Ralph W. Emerson, 1803- 199.  Influence of Nature. 200.  The power of Childhood. 201.  Advantage of working in harmony with Nature. 202.  Rules for Reading.

  John R. Bartlett, 1805-
  203.  Lynch Law at El Paso.