I. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.  By JOHN T. MORSE, JR. 
    II. ALEXANDER HAMILTON.  By HENRY CABOT LODGE. 
   III. JOHN C. CALHOUN.  By Dr. H. VON HOLST.
    IV. ANDREW JACKSON.  By Pres.  WM. G. SUMNER. 
     V. JOHN RANDOLPH.  By HENRY ADAMS.
    VI. JAMES MONROE.  By Prof.  D.C.  GILMAN. 
   VII. THOMAS JEFFERSON.  By JOHN T. MORSE, JR. 
  VIII. DANIEL WEBSTER.  By HENRY CABOT LODGE. 
    IX. ALBERT GALLATIN.  By JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. 
     X. JAMES MADISON.  By SYDNEY HOWARD GAY. 
    XI. JOHN ADAMS.  By JOHN T. MORSE, JR. 
   XII. JOHN MARSHALL.  By ALLAN B. MAGRUDER. 
  XIII. SAMUEL ADAMS.  By JAMES K. HOSMER.

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  American Men of Letters. 
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     I. WASHINGTON IRVING.  By CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER. 
    II. NOAH WEBSTER.  By HORACE E. SCUDDER. 
   III. HENRY D. THOREAU.  By FRANK B. SANBORN. 
    IV. GEORGE RIPLEY.  By OCTAVIUS BROOKS FROTHINGHAM. 
     V. JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.  By Prof.  T.R.  LOUNSBURY. 
    VI. MARGARET FULLER OSSOLI.  By T.W.  HIGGINSON. 
   VII. RALPH WALDO EMERSON.  By O.W.  HOLMES. 
  VIII. EDGAR ALLAN POE.  By G.E.  WOODBERRY. 
    IX. NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS.  By H.A.  BEERS.

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