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NONBRITISH LITERATURE\n\nWORKS AND CHRONOLOGY3市e....  \np2  cibe   \nBY NARUKA SIR  \nAMERICANLITERATURE  \nBY NARUKA SIR  \nRalph Waldo Emerson(1803-1882)  \n(  \n●Nature(1836)√  \n● Self-Reliance(1841)√  \n● The American Scholar(1837)√”  \n●Essays:First Series(1841)√  \n# BY NARUKA SIR\n\nNathaniel Hawthorne(1804-1864)  \nBY NARUKA SIR  \n# Henry Wadsworth Longfellow-1807-1882\n\n● Voices of the Night(1839)  \n● The Song of Hiawatha(1855)  \nEvangeline(1847)  \n●Tales of a Wayside Inn(1863)  \n   \nBY NARUKA SIR  \nEdgar Allan Poe(1809-1849)  \n.The Raven(1845)米  \n●The Tell-Tale Heart(1843)  \nThe Fall of the House of Usher(1839)米  \nThe Philosophy of Composition(1846)  \nBY NARUKA SIR  \nHenry David Thoreau(1817-1862)  \n● Walden(1854)  \nCivil Disobedience(1849*①  \n●Walking(1862)  \nLife Without Principle(1863)  \nCHRONOLOGY OF NON-BRITISH &WORLD LITERATURE  \n()  \nBY NARUKA SIR  \nWalt Whitman(1819-1892)  \n●Leaves of Grass(1855)米  \n   \n●Song of Myself(1855)水*  \n● 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