[Leo Tolstoy] [Saint Teresa of Avila] [Aurelius Augustinus] [Falvious Josephus] [St. John of the Cross] [Madame Guyon] [Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi] [Charles Robert Darwin] [John Bunyan] [Booker T. Washington] [William Lloyd Garrison] [Mark Twain] [Ernest H. Crosby] [Ralph Waldo Emerson] [Henry David Thoreau] [Noam Chomsky] [Frederick Douglass] [George Fox] [John Woolman] [John Stuart Mill]

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[Leo Tolstoy] [Saint Teresa of Avila] [Aurelius Augustinus] [Falvious Josephus] [St. John of the Cross] [Madame Guyon] [Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi] [Charles Robert Darwin] [John Bunyan] [Booker T. Washington] [William Lloyd Garrison] [Mark Twain] [Ernest H. Crosby] [Ralph Waldo Emerson] [Henry David Thoreau] [Noam Chomsky] [Frederick Douglass] [George Fox] [John Woolman] [John Stuart Mill]

[William Lloyd Garrison] 

• Biography of Garrison
  • The African Meeting House
  • Abby Kelley Foster
  • Anthony Burns
• Letter to Garrison  from Harriet Beecher Stowe
• The Liberator: "To the Public"
• Editorial Regarding
  • David Walker
• Wendell Phillips
• Susan B. Anthony
• John S. Rock
• Booker T. Washington
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton
• Ellen and William Craft
• Maria Stewart
• Lucretia Coffin Mott
• [ Non-Resistant ]
• [ Garrison the Non-Resistant ] 
• [ Life of Frederick Douglass Prefaced by Garrison ] 
• [ Letter to Garrison from Harriet Beecher Stowe ]
• [ To The Public ] 
• [ Walker's Appeal ] 
• [ Frederick Douglass ] 
• [ About Garrison ]

[Mark Twain] 

• Mutual Inspiration: Twain, Crosby, and Beard
• Chapters from My Autobiography - Mark Twain
  • Mark Twain's Autobiography
  • Mark Twain's Autobiography
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  • Mark Twain's Autobiography
  • Editor's Notes
• About Sam Clemens

[Ernest H. Crosby] 

• Tolstoy and His Message - Ernest Crosby
  • Tolstoy's Boyhood and Manhood
  • Tolstoy's Great Spiritual Crisis
  • Tolstoy's Answer to the Riddle of Life
  • The Basis of Tolstoy's Moral and Social Code
  • Tolstoy's Teaching Tested by the Christian Spirit
  • The Christian Teaching in Practice
  • The Christian Teaching in Practice
• On Non-Resistance - Tolstoy's Letter
• Garrison the Non-Resistant - Ernest Crosby
  • Garrison the Non-Resistant - Author's Note
  • Garrison the Liberator
  • Garrison the Non-Resistant - The Boston Mob
  • Non-Resistance, Dissensions
  • Constitution and Conscience
  • The Civil War
  • The Labor Question
  • Garrison the Prophet
  • Garrison the Non-resistant
  • The Delimitation of Non-Resistance
  • Garrison and the Civil War
  • The Results of the War in the South
  • Garrison the Non
• Golden Rule Jones Mayor of Toledo
  • Golden Rule Jones Mayor of Toledo
  • In Politics
  • On the Bench
  • Letters of Love and Labor
  • His Economics
  • Poetry
  • His Death
  • Golden Rule Jones on Women's Rights
• About Crosby
  • Imperialism and Labor
  • Imperialism and Labor
  • Captain Jinks, Hero
  • Whimsies
  • Swords and Plowshares
    • Rebels
    • The Flag
    • The Military Creed
    • The Pirate Flag
    • The Epitaph
    • Whimsies
    • War and Hell

[Ralph Waldo Emerson] 

• Ralph Waldo Emerson - Texts
  • Essays: First Series (1841)
    • History
    • Self-Reliance
    • Compensation
    • Spiritual Laws
    • Love
    • Friendship
    • Prudence
    • Heroism
    • The Over-Soul
    • Circles
    • Intellect
    • Art
  • Essays: Second Series (1844)
    • The Poet
    • Experience
    • Character
    • Manners
    • Gifts
    • Nature
    • Politics
    • Nominalist and Realist
    • New England Reformers
  • Nature; Addresses and Lectures (1849)
    • Nature
      • Introduction
      • Chapter I. Nature
      • Chapter II. Commodity
      • Chapter III. Beauty
      • Chapter IV. Language
      • Chapter V. Discipline
      • Chapter VI. Idealism
      • Chapter VII. Spirit
      • Chapter VIII. Prospects
    • Addresses
      • The American Scholar
      • Divinity School Address
      • Literary Ethics
      • The Method of Nature
    • Lectures
      • Man the Reformer
      • Introductory Lecture on the Times
      • The Conservative
      • The Transcendentalist
      • The Young American
  • Representative Men (1850)
    • Uses of Great Men
    • Plato; or, the Philosopher
    • Plato: New Readings
    • Swedenborg; or, the Mystic
    • Montaigne; or, the Skeptic
    • Shakspeare; or, the Poet
    • Napoleon; or, the Man of the World
    • Goethe; or, the Writer
    • Notes
  • English Traits (1856)
    • Chapter I. First Visit to England
    • Chapter II. Voyage to England
    • Chapter III. Land
    • Chapter V. Race
    • Chapter V. Ability
    • Chapter VI. Manners
    • Chapter VII. Truth
    • Chapter VIII. Character
    • Chapter IX. Cockayne
    • Chapter X. Wealth
  • The Conduct of Life (1860)
    • Fate
    • Power
    • Wealth
    • Culture
    • Behavior
    • Worship
    • Considerations by the Way
    • Beauty
    • Illusions
  • Uncollected Prose
    • The Lord's Supper
    • Dial Essays (1840)
      • The Editor to the Reader
      • Thoughts on Modern Literature
      • New Poetry
      • Two Years Before the Mast
      • Social Destiny of Man
    • Dial Essays (1841)
      • michael_angelo.htm
      • Essays and Poems
      • Walter Savage Landor
    • Dial Essays (1842)
      • The Senses and the Soul
      • Transcendentalism
      • Prayers
      • Fourierism and the Socialists
      • Chardon Street and Bible Conventions
      • Agriculture of Massachusetts
      • The Zincali
      • Ancient Spanish Ballads
      • Tecumseh
      • Intelligence
      • Harvard University
      • English Reformers
      • Tennyson
      • Letter to W. E. Channing
    • Dial Essays (1843)
      • Literary Intelligence
      • Augustine's Confessions
      • Europe and European Books
      • The Bible in Spain
      • Paracelsus
      • Past and Present
      • Antislavery Poems
      • Sonnets
      • America -- an Ode
      • Channing's Poems
      • A Letter
      • The Huguenots in France and America
      • The Spanish Student
      • The Dream of a Day
    • Dial Essay (1844)
      • The Tragic
  • Lectures and Biographical Sketches (1883/1892)
    • The Sovereignty of Ethics
    • Mary Moody Emerson, by Ralph Waldo Emerson
  • Emerson Poems
    • Emerson Poems: A-C
      • Alphonso of Castile
      • The Amulet
      • The Apology
      • Astr?/title>
      • Bacchus
      • Berrying
      • Blight
      • Celestial Love
      • Compensation
      • Concord Hymn
    • Emerson Poems: D-G
      • Daemonic Love
      • The Day's Ration
      • Dirge
      • Each and All
      • Eros
      • Etienne de la Bo?e
      • Fable
      • Fate
      • Forebearance
      • The Forerunners
      • From the Persian of Hafiz
      • From the Persian of Hafiz (1)
      • Give All To Love
      • Good-by
      • Guy
    • Emerson Poems: H-O
      • Hamatreya
      • Hermione
      • Holidays
      • The House
      • Humblebee
      • Initial Love
      • Loss and Gain
      • Merlin I
      • Merlin II
      • Merops
      • Mithridates
      • Monadnoc
      • Musketaquid
      • Ode, Inscribed to William H. Channing
      • Ode To Beauty
    • Emerson Poems: P-Z
      • Painting and Sculpture
      • The Park
      • The Problem
      • The Rhodora
      • Saadi
      • The Snow-Storm
      • Sphynx
      • "Sursum Corda"
      • "Suum Cuique"
      • Tact
      • Threnody
      • To Ellen, At the South
      • To Eva
      • To J.W.
      • To Rhea
      • Uriel
      • The Visit
      • Wood Notes I
      • Wood Notes II
      • The World-Soul
      • Xenophanes
  • On Emerson
    • Life of Ralph Waldo Emerson
    • Emerson by Sooy

[Henry David Thoreau] 

Walden

1. Economy: Parts A - B - C - D - E
2. Where I Lived, & What I Lived for
3. Reading
4. Sounds
5. Solitude
6. Visitors
7. The Bean-Field
8. The Village
9. The Ponds: Parts A - B
10. Baker Farm
11. Higher Laws
12. Brute Neighbors
13. House-Warming
14. Former Inhabitants; & Winter Visitors
15. Winter Animals
16. The Pond in Winter
17. Spring
18. Conclusion

The Main Woods

Ktaadn:  One - Two - Three - Four - Five - Six

Chesuncook:  One - Two - Three - Four - Five - Six

Allegash & East Branch:  One - Two - Three - Four - Five - Six - Seven - Eight - Nine - Ten

　

Cape Cod

1908 Introduction to Cape Cod - by Clifton Johnson 
1. The Shipwreck
2. Stage-Coach Views
3. The Plains of Nauset
4. The Beach
5. The Wellfleet Oysterman
6. The Beach Again
7. Across the Cape
8. The Highland Light
9. The Sea & the Desert: Parts A - & B
10. Provincetown: Parts A - & B
     Appendix A
     Appendix B

Civil Disobedience

Life Without Principle

Slavery in Massachusetts

A Plea for Captain John Brown

Thoreau's Walking

Thoreau's World

Transcendentalism

[Noam Chomsky] 

• Deterring Democracy
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • I. Cold War: Fact and Fancy
  • II. The Home Front
  • III. The Global System
  • IV. Problems of Population Control
  • V. The Post-Cold War Era
  • VI. Nefarious Aggression
  • VII. The Victors
  • VIII. The Agenda of the Doves: 1988
  • IX. The Mortal Sin of Self-Defense
  • X. The Decline of the Democratic Ideal
  • XI. Democracy in the Industrial Societies
  • XII. Force and Opinion
  • Afterword
• Necessary Illusions
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • I. Democracy and the Media
  • II. Containing the Enemy
  • III. The Bounds of the Expressible
  • IV. Adjuncts of Government
  • V. The Utility of Interpretations
  • Appendix I
  • Appendix II
  • Appendix III
  • Appendix IV
  • Appendix V
• The Prosperous Few and the Restless Many
  • Introduction
  • Contents
• Keeping the Rabble In Line
  • Introduction
  • 1. The World Bank, GATT and Free Trade
  • 2. They Don't Even Know That They Don't Know
  • 3. Race
  • 4. Class
  • 5. Media, Knowledge, and Objectivity
  • 6. Crime and Gun Control
  • 7. The Emerging Global Economic Order
  • 8. Reflections on Democracy
  • 9. Health Care
• Rethinking Camelot
  • Introduction : Contours and Context
    • 1. Military Science and Spirit
    • 2. The Deeper Roots
    • 3. Keeping on Course
    • 4. The Kremlin Conspiracy
    • 5. Varieties of Infamy
    • 6. Varieties of Crime
    • 7. "Crime Once Exposed..."
    • 8. Stable Guidelines
    • 9. The Kennedy Revival
  • Chapter One: From Terror to Aggression
    • 1. The Doctrinal Framework
    • 2. Kennedy's War
    • 3. Shared Ground
    • 4. Kennedy's Plans and their Import
    • 5. The Prospects Look Bright
    • 6. JFK and Withdrawal: the Early Plans
    • 7. JFK and Withdrawal: the Denouement
    • 8. The Presidential Transition
    • 9. LBJ and the Kennedy Doves
    • 10. "A Hostile Territory"
    • 11. Going North
    • 12. Militarily Strong, Politically Weak
    • 13. The Military View
  • Chapter Two: Interpretations
    • 1. The Early Version
    • 2. The Record Revised
    • 3. The Hero-Villain Scenario
    • 4. Kennedy and the Political Norm
  • Bibliography
  • Glossary
• Powers and Prospects
• Year 501 The Conquest Continues
  • Table of Contents
  • PART I : Old Wine, New Bottles
    • 1. The Great Work of Subjugation and Conquest
    • 2. The Contours of World Order
    • 3. North-South/East-West
  • PART II : High Principles
    • 4. Democracy and the Market
    • 5. Human Rights: The Pragmatic Criterion
  • PART III : Persistent Themes
    • 6. A "Ripe Fruit"
    • 7. World Orders Old and New: Latin America
    • 8. The Tragedy of Haiti
    • 9. The Burden of Responsibility
  • Part IV : Memories
    • 10. Murdering History
    • 11. The Third World at Home
  • Bibliography
  • Glossary
• Secrets, Lies and Democracy
  • Editor's Note
  • Table of Contents
  • Secrets, Lies, and Democracy
• What Uncle Sam Really Wants
  • What Uncle Sam Really Wants
• Interviews, Debates and Talks - Interviews
  • East Timor On the Brink (09/99)
  • Frontline Interview on Iraq (01/99)
  • Attack on Iraq (12/98)
  • Comments on Iraq (12/98)
  • Why the US Attacked Iraq (12/98)
  • Morality and Human Nature (11/98)
  • Senat Virtuel et Tyrannies Privees (11/98)
  • CW Interview with Noam Chomsky
  • ChomskyChat Archive (12/97)
  • Q and A on Anarchism (12/96)
    • Force and Opinion
  • The Big Idea (2/96)
  • AOL Transcript 10/30/95
  • Notes on Anarchism
  • Anarchism, Marxism and Hope for the Future
  • Manufacturing Dissent: Noam Chomsky on Journalism
  • Noam Chomsky
  • PeaceWORKS Interview (5/94)
  • WRCT Interview 3/9/94
  • Counterpoint Interview 10/25/93
  • Jerry Brown Interviews Chomsky
  • Albert/Chomsky Interview
    • Albert/Chomsky Interview [1/3]
    • Albert/Chomsky Interview [2/3]
    • Albert/Chomsky Interview [3/3]
  • Naomi Chase Interview
  • An Unjust War
  • Chomsky On Capitalism
  • The Radical Vocation
  • Barsamian Interview 12/13/89
  • Massey Lectures Q&A
  • Sovereignty and World Order (9/99)
  • Whose World Order
  • East Timor and U.S. Foreign Policy
  • End the Atrocity in East Timor (3/95)
  • Chomsky in Chicago
  • Democracy and Education (10/94)
  • Old Wine, New Bottles
  • Media Control
  • The New World Order
  • Power Politics? (03/98)
  • Chomsky vs. Silber
• About Noam Chomsky
• Rethinking Camelot - Table of Contents
• Interviews, Debates and Talks - Chomsky on Propaganda
• Interviews, Debates and Talks - Chomsky vs. Silber
• Interviews, Debates and Talks - Chomsky - Chronicles of Dissent
• Interviews, Debates and Talks - The Middle East Hour 11/1/91

[Frederick Douglass] 

• About Frederick Douglass
• An Appeal to Congress for Impartial Suffrage
• Reconstruction
• My Bondage and My Freedom
  • Editor's Preface
  • Introduction
  • Childhood - i
  • Removed from My First Home - ii
  • Parentage - iii
  • A General Survey of the Slave Plantation - iv
  • Gradual Initiation to the Mysteries of Slavery - v
  • Treatment of Slaves on Lloyd's Plantation - vi
  • Life in the Great House - vii
  • A Chapter of Horrors - viii
  • Personal Treatment - ix
  • Life in Baltimore - x
  • A Change Came O'er the Spirit of My Dream - xi
  • Religious Nature Awakened - xii
  • The Vicissitudes of Slave Life - xiii
  • Experience in St. Michael's - xiv
  • Covey, the Negro Breaker - xv
  • Another Pressure of the Tyrant's Vice - xvi
  • The Last Flogging - xvii
  • New Relations and Duties - xviii
  • The Run-Away Plot - xix
  • Apprenticeship Life - xx
  • My Escape from Slavery - xxi
  • Liberty Attained - xxii
  • Introduced to the Abolitionists - xxiii
  • Twenty-One Months in Great Britain - xxiv
  • Various Incidents - xxv
  • Reception Speech - App.
  • Letter to His Old Master - App.
  • The Nature of Slavery - App.
  • Inhumanity of Slavery - App.
  • What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July? - App.
  • The Internal Slave Trade - App.
  • The Slave Party - App.
  • The Anti-Slavery Movement - App.
• My Escape from Slavery
• Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave
  • Preface by William LLoyd Garrison
  • Letter
  • About Frederick Douglass
  • Chapter I
  • Chapter II
  • Chapter III
  • Chapter IV
  • Chapter V
  • Chapter VI
  • Chapter VII
  • Chapter VIII
  • Chapter IX
  • Chapter X
  • Chapter XI

[George Fox] 

• Autobiography of Geroge Fox
  • Table of Contents
  • Notes
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Testimony of William Penn
  • 1. Boyhood -- A Seeker
  • 2. The First Years of Ministry
  • 3. The Challenge and the First Taste of Prison
  • 4. A Year in Derby Prison
  • 5. One Man May Shake the Country for Ten Miles
  • 6. A New Era Begins
  • 7. In Prison Again
  • 8. A Visit to Oliver Cromwell
  • 9. A Visit to the Southern Counties Which Ends in Launceston Jail
  • 10. Planting the Seed in Wales.
  • 11. In the Home of the Covenanters.
  • 12. Great Events in London.
  • 13. In the First Year of King Charles.
  • 14. Labors, Dangers and Sufferings.
  • 15. In Prison for not Swearing.
  • 16. A Year in Scarborough Castle.
  • 17. At the Work of Organizing
  • 18. Two Years in America.
  • 19. The Last Imprisonment.
  • 20. "The Seed Reigns over Death"
• 죠지 폭스
  • Inner Light

[John Woolman] 

• John Woolman - 일기: Journal - Contents
  • An Appreciation (1)
  • I ( 1720-1742)
  • II ( 1743-1748)
  • III ( 1749-1756)
  • IV ( 1757, 1758)
  • V ( 1757, 1758)
  • VI ( 1758, 1759)
  • VII ( 1760)
  • VIII ( 1761, 1762)
  • IX ( 1763-1769)
  • X ( 1769, 1770)
  • XI ( 1772)
  • XII ( 1772)
  • Testimony of Friends
• About John Woolman

[John Stuart Mill]

• About John Stuart Mill
• Autobiography of Mill
  • I. Childhood and Early Education
  • II. MORAL INFLUENCES IN EARLY YOUTH.
  • III. LAST STAGE OF EDUCATION AND FIRST OF SELF-EDUCATION.
  • IV. YOUTHFUL PROPAGANDISM. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
  • V. A CRISIS IN MY MENTAL HISTORY. ONE STAGE ONWARD.
  • VI. COMMENCEMENT OF THE MOST VALUABLE FRIENDSHIP OF MY LIFE. MY FATHER'S DEATH. WRITINGS AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS UP TO 1840.
  • VII. GENERAL VIEW OF THE REMAINDER OF MY LIFE.
  • NOTES:
• On Liberty
• Utilitarianism
  • General Remarks.
  • What Utilitarianism Is.
  • Of the Ultimate Sanction of the Principle of Utility.
  • Of what sort of Proof the Principle of Utility is Susceptible.
  • On the Connection between Justice and Utility.
  • GLOSSARY

Inspiring Autobiographies

[Leo Tolstoy] [Saint Teresa of Avila] [Aurelius Augustinus] [Falvious Josephus] [St. John of the Cross] [Madame Guyon] [Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi] [Charles Robert Darwin] [John Bunyan] [Booker T. Washington] [William Lloyd Garrison] [Mark Twain] [Ernest H. Crosby] [Ralph Waldo Emerson] [Henry David Thoreau] [Noam Chomsky] [Frederick Douglass] [George Fox] [John Woolman] [John Stuart Mill]

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[Leo Tolstoy] [Saint Teresa of Avila] [Aurelius Augustinus] [Falvious Josephus] [St. John of the Cross] [Madame Guyon] [Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi] [Charles Robert Darwin] [John Bunyan] [Booker T. Washington] [William Lloyd Garrison] [Mark Twain] [Ernest H. Crosby] [Ralph Waldo Emerson] [Henry David Thoreau] [Noam Chomsky] [Frederick Douglass] [George Fox] [John Woolman] [John Stuart Mill]