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published, in 1841 and 1844, and his poems in 1846. His miscellaneous addre es had been published in England in 1844, and on visiting Great Britain in 1847 he was welcomed by a large circle of admirers. In 1850 he published Representative Men; in 1856, English Traits; in 1860, The Conduct of Life; in 1869, May Day and Other Poems, and Society and Solitude; in 1871, Parna us, a collection of poems; in 1876, Letters and Social Aims. ROARS: tM Emerson showed certain similarities with Carlyle, of whom he was a friend and correspondent. Their correspondence appeared in 1883. He was not only one of the most original and t Ss haa ier at ihe Oe a ra *% 1 Men, ow Wallac Bf al eee CE ‘walnus. f Emeu or Emu (Dromeeus nove-holland ice infinential writers that the United States have produced, but also one of the most helpful and influential ethical teachers of the nineteenth century. His gospel of self-reliance, his insistence on the duty of self respect, and tke obligation to listen to the voice of one’s own soul, have exerted a wide influenee which has grown steadily. — BIBLIOGRAPHY: J. EH. Cabot, Emerson’s Complete Works (11 vols.); G. W. Cooke, Ralph Waldo Kmerson: his Life, Writings and Philosophy; J. Elliott Cabot, A Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson; R. Garnett, Life of Ralph Walio Hmerson; G. 8S. Wood berry, Ralph Waldo Emerson; J. A. Hill, Emerson and his Philosephy. IMG:fig144_1.jpg: