| William Ellery Channing.
1780–1842. |
An Estimate of Bonaparte |
| The Need of an Original Literature |
| Unitarianism |
| Spiritual Freedom |
| What Is Courage? |
| The True Remedy for War |
| The Abolitionists |
| Advice to a Preacher |
| Faith Schooled by Sorrow |
| On Thomas Moore’s Theory of Genius |
| The Life Hereafter |
| John James Audubon.
1785–1851. |
A Dangerous Adventure |
| A Little Idyl |
| Moses Stuart.
1780–1852. |
Orthodox Free Thought |
| Lewis Cass.
1782–1866. |
The First Western Courts |
| Thomas Hart Benton.
1782–1858. |
The Duel between Randolph and Clay |
| Fall of the Alamo |
| Traits of President Jackson |
| Senator Hayne and the Debate with Webster |
| Charles Jared Ingersoll.
1782–1862. |
A Sketch of Jefferson |
| John Sanderson.
1783–1844. |
Louis Philippe and his Family |
| Washington Irving.
1783–1859. |
Of the Renowned Wouter Van Twiller |
| Peter the Headstrong |
| The Mission of Antony the Trumpeter |
| The Powerful Army that Assembled at the City of New Amsterdam |
| Rip Van Winkle |
| The Poor-Devil Author |
| The Discovery of America |
| Oliver Goldsmith |
| Parisian Sketches |
| Lee and Washington at Monmouth |
| William Maxwell.
1784–1857. |
A Poet of Quality |
| Nathaniel Beverley Tucker.
1784–1851. |
The Foreshadowing of Disunion |
| A Novelist’s Picture of Van Buren |
| A Southern Marriage |
| Robert Walsh.
1784–1859. |
The Experiment of Emancipation |
| John Pierpont.
1785–1866. |
Warren’s Address to the American Soldiers |
| The Fugitive Slave’s Apostrophe to the North Star |
| Christmas Hymn |
| The Exile at Rest |
| My Child |
| Henry Wheaton.
1785–1848. |
Discovery and Settlement of “Vinland” by the Northmen |
| Samuel Woodworth.
1784–1842. |
The Bucket |
| Mordecai Manuel Noah.
1785–1851. |
The Journalist’s Experience as a Playwright |
| Anonymous |
On the Capture of the “Guerriere” |
| Henry Marie Brackenridge.
1786–1871. |
The “Constitution” and the “Guerriere” |
| Battle of the Thames |
| Andrews Norton.
1786–1853. |
On Listening to a Cricket |
| Trust and Submission |
| Gulian Crommelin Verplanck.
1786–1870. |
On the Madness of Hamlet |
| Shakespeare’s Name and Autographs |
| Nicholas Biddle.
1786–1844. |
Our Political Demagogues |
| Lavinia Stoddard.
1787–1820. |
The Soul’s Defiance |
| Eliza Leslie.
1787–1858. |
The Set of China |
| Emma Hart Willard.
1787–1870. |
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep |
| Richard Henry Dana, Sr.
1787–1879. |
The Chanting Cherubs—a Group by Greenough |
| The Spectre-Horse |
| Kean’s Acting |
| The Little Beach-Bird |
| The Moss Supplicateth for the Poet |
| James Fenimore Cooper.
1789–1851. |
Fort William Henry |
| The Judgment of Tamenund |
| The Fight of the American Frigate |
| The Royalist’s Escape |
| A Struggle in the Water |
| An Encounter with a Panther |
| The Farewell of Leather-Stocking |
| Richard Henry Wilde.
1789–1847. |
Stanzas: ‘My life is like the summer rose’ |
| To the Mocking-Bird |
| James Abraham Hillhouse.
1789–1841. |
The Demon-Lover |
| John Wakefield Francis.
1789–1861. |
An Embarrassing Question |
| Professor Mitchill’s Reformation of “Mother Goose” |
| Hannah Flagg Gould.
1789–1865. |
A Name in the Sand |
| Jared Sparks.
1789–1866. |
Indian Policy in 1763 |
| Men of the Revolution |
| Levi Woodbury.
1789–1851. |
Free Trade |
| The Iron Will of Andrew Jackson |
| Catharine Maria Sedgwick.
1789–1867. |
Daniel Prime |
| Fitz-Greene Halleck.
1790–1867. |
Marco Bozzaris |
| Burns |
| On the Death of Joseph Rodman Drake |
| Red Jacket |
| Edward Tyrrel Channing.
1790–1856. |
Literary Fame |
| Augustus Baldwin Longstreet.
1790–1870. |
The Rough-and-Tumble Fight |
| Samuel Finley Breese Morse.
1791–1872. |
The First Telegraph Instrument |
| Charles Sprague.
1791–1875. |
The Winged Worshippers |
| Fiction |
| The Family Meeting |
| George Ticknor.
1791–1871. |
Literature and the Church in Spain |
| Calderon’s Dramas |
| Some Traits of a Historian |
| Lydia Huntley Sigourney.
1791–1865. |
Columbus |
| Death of an Infant |
| Bernardine du Born |
| The Trial of the Dead |
| Alexander Hill Everett.
1790–1847. |
Shakespeare and Schiller |
| A Literary Leader |
| Thaddeus Stevens.
1792–1868. |
The Defection of Daniel Webster |
| After Emancipation—Suffrage |
| John Howard Payne.
1791–1852. |
Home, Sweet Home! |
| Military Punctilio |
| The Roman Father |
| William Leete Stone.
1792–1844. |
A Case of Civilized Barbarity |
| The Yankee Pass |
| Seba Smith.
1792–1868. |
A Down-East Barter |
| The Tax on Old Bachelors |
| Captain Downing Carries the News to “Old Hickory” |
| James Hall.
1793–1868. |
Boys of the Border |
| Henry Charles Carey.
1793–1879. |
A Tariff Advocate on Literary Copyright |
| Henry Rowe Schoolcraft.
1793–1864. |
The White Stone Canoe |
| Nathaniel Langdon Frothingham.
1793–1870. |
To Elsie |
| The Crossed Swords |
| Edward Hitchcock.
1793–1864. |
The Luminiferous Ether |
| Samuel Griswold Goodrich.
1793–1860. |
The Meeting-House of 1830 |
| A Connecticut Beauty |
| The Rise and Fall of the Sandimanians |
| Webster at Bunker Hill |
| Good Night |
| John Neal.
1793–1876. |
The Midnight Foe |
| Music of the Night |
| Orville Dewey.
1794–1882. |
Talks with Thackeray |
| An Optimist’s Faith |
| William Cullen Bryant.
1794–1878. |
Thanatopsis |
| To a Waterfowl |
| A Forest Hymn |
| June |
| The Death of the Flowers |
| The Past |
| To the Fringed Gentian |
| The Battle-Field |
| An Evening Revery |
| America |
| The Planting of the Apple-Tree |
| The Antiquity of Freedom |
| The May Sun Sheds an Amber Light |
| Robert of Lincoln |
| Latter-Day Poets |
| Edward Robinson.
1794–1863. |
The Alleged Site of the Holy Sepulchre |
| Edward Everett.
1794–1865. |
The Great Experiment |
| The “Mayflower” |
| Lafayette and Napoleon |
| The Character of John Quincy Adams |
| Two Soldiers |
| The Coming of War |
| The Union |
| The Rebellion |
| Caroline Howard Gilman.
1794–1888. |
The Colonel’s Clothes |
| Annie in the Graveyard |
| Thomas Corwin.
1794–1865. |
Oregon and the Compromise Bill |
| The Citizen’s Duty |
| Henry Ware, Jr.
1794–1843. |
The Expression of the Inner Life |
| Maria Gowen Brooks (Maria del Occidente).
1794?–1845. |
Death of Altheëtor |
| The Mates |
| Song of Egla |
| The Widow Werther |
| Joshua Reed Giddings.
1795–1864. |
A Demand for Southern Consistency |
| William Buell Sprague.
1795–1876. |
Robert Hall and John Foster |
| Joseph Rodman Drake.
1795–1820. |
The Culprit Fay |
| The American Flag |
| Daniel Pierce Thompson.
1795–1868. |
Defence of a Subterranean Stronghold |
| John Pendleton Kennedy.
1795–1870. |
In the Freebooter’s Camp |
| The Remarkable Adventure of Horse-Shoe and Andy |
| A Sketch of William Wirt |
| James Gates Percival.
1795–1856. |
The Coral Grove |
| To Seneca Lake |
| Sonnet |
| New England |
| In Exitu |
| The Golden Age of Tezcuco |
| William Hickling Prescott.
1796–1859. |
Noche Triste, or “The Melancholy Night” |
| A Banquet of the Dead |
| The Conquistadores |
| Execution of Egmont and Hoorne |
| George Catlin.
1796–1872. |
A Painter among the Indians |
| Sarah Josepha Buell Hale.
1788–1879. |
It Snows |
| John Gorham Palfrey.
1796–1881. |
The Great Awakening |
| John Gardiner Calkins Brainard.
1795–1828. |
Epithalamium |
| Mr. Merry’s Lament for “Long Tom” |
| William Augustus Muhlenberg.
1796–1877. |
I Would not Live Alway |
| Charles Theodore Christian Follen.
1796–1840. |
History and Historians |
| Francis Wayland.
1796–1865. |
The Philosophy of Analogy |
| George Hill.
1796–1871. |
Song of the Elfin Steersman |
| Horace Mann.
1796–1859. |
Superfluous Riches |
| William Ware.
1797–1852. |
Aurelian Saves Zenobia |
| The Triumph of Aurelian |
| The Christian Martyr |
| Anonymous |
The Yankee Man-of-War |
| Hugh Swinton Legaré.
1797–1843. |
Paper Money Beneficial to the Laboring Classes |
| Walter Colton.
1797–1851. |
The Discovery of Gold in California |
| Samuel Joseph May.
1797–1871. |
A Tribute to Mrs. Child |
| Thurlow Weed.
1797–1882. |
Cabinet-Making with Mr. Lincoln |
| Gerrit Smith.
1797–1874. |
His Political Creed |
| John Hughes.
1797–1864. |
A Patriot-Churchman |
| Samuel Gardner Drake.
1798–1875. |
The Boston Lecture—Its Origin and Evolution |
| John Adams Dix.
1798–1879. |
Recurrent Tendency of Human Life and Thought |
| Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar.
1798–1859. |
The Daughter of Mendoza |
| Francis Lister Hawks.
1798–1866. |
The Lost Colony of Roanoke |
| George Washington Doane.
1799–1859. |
Evening |
| “Hoc Erat in Votis” |
| Robert Charles Sands.
1799–1832. |
The Man Who Burnt John Rogers |
| William Bourne Oliver Peabody.
1799–1847. |
The Autumn Evening |
| Oliver William Bourne Peabody.
1799–1848. |
Hymn to the Stars |
| Rufus Choate.
1799–1859. |
The Eloquence of Revolutionary Periods |
| Webster as a Statesman |
| The Nation’s Orator |
| Amasa Walker.
1799–1875. |
A Consistent Protective-Tariff Impracticable in a Democracy |
| Grenville Mellen.
1799–1841. |
The Bugle |
