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Nature (1836)

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
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[ Nature; Addresses Lectures (1849)] [ Representative Men (1850)] 
[ Essays: First Series (1841)] [ Essays: Second Series (1844)]
[ The Conduct of Life (1860)] [ English Traits (1856)]
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