Literature in New England: The flowering of New England, 1815-1865. New England: Indian summer, 1865-1915.
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Garden City, N.Y.,
Garden City Pub. Co.
[1944]
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Table of Contents:
- THE FLOWERING OF NEW ENGLAND, 1815-1865. The Boston of Gilbert Stuart
- Harvard College in 1815
- The coast and the hinterland
- George Ticknor's wanderjahre
- The new age in Boston and Cambridge
- The North American Review : Sparks, Bancroft
- Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella
- Longfellow in Cambridge
- The younger generation of 1840
- Emerson at Concord
- Hawthorne in Salem
- Alcott, Margaret Fuller, Brook Farm
- Emerson : wood-notes
- Concord : 1840-1944
- Thoreau
- Cambridge : Longfellow, Dana the younger, Lowell
- The Boston historians : Motley
- Dr. Holmes
- Thoreau at Walden
- West of Boston
- The anti-slavery writers
- New England at large
- Concord in the fifties
- Cambridge in the fifties
- The romantic exile
- The autocrat
- The Saturday Club : Lowell's essays
- Conclusion
- NEW ENGLAND : INDIAN SUMMER, 1865-1915. Dr. Holmes's Boston
- Cambridge after the Civil War
- Amesbury and Concord
- The New England scene
- The post-war years
- The Radical Club
- Aesthetic Boston
- Francis Parkman
- The younger generation of 1870
- Howells in Cambridge
- Howells and James
- Henry Adams
- Henry James
- Aldrich and his circle
- Emily Dickinson
- Indian summer
- The wanderings of Henry Adams
- Howells in New York
- Henry James in England
- Boston in the nineties
- The epigoni
- Country pictures
- The Adamses
- The pre-war years
- Second March.