Kenneth Walter Cameron
12 Oct 1908 – 8 Feb 2006
Books
- George P. Bradford, Emerson and the perennial philosophy of Fénelon
- The Emerson tertiary bibliography with researcher's index ; also, "Emerson and the Dial in Providence" ; and, "A memorial tribute to Thoreau in 1872"
- History and biography in Emerson's unpublished sermons
- Thoreau and his Harvard classmates
- Henry David Thoreau ...
- A gathering of American Renaissance literary news emphasizing Margaret Fuller and her contemporaries
- Old Concord, Massachusetts
- Ethos of Anglicanism in colonial New England and New York
- An Anglican library in Colonial New England
- The New England writers and the press
- Ralph Waldo Emerson's reading
- Lesser American transcendentalists of the nineteenth century
- A report on German theology at Divinity College in Harvard University, May 31, 1836
- Companion to Thoreau's correspondence
- Thoreau, Emerson and Europe
- Strictly personal
- A commentary on Emerson's Early lectures, 1833-1836
- Four titles
- Anglican apologetic in Colonial New England
- Emerson's transcendentalism and British Swedenborgism
- Transcendental epilogue
- Further response to transcendental Concord
- Transcendentalists in transition
- Appendix to Strictly personal
- A discovery in John de Mandevilles
- Appendix, index and bibliography for the first edition of the Catholic revival in Episcopal Connecticut (1850-1925)
- The Thoreau secondary bibliography
- The course of transcendentalism during the American nineteenth century
- Comment on the Variorum Walden of 1998
- Emerson on education and scholars
- Othello, quarto I, reconsidered ...
- Commentary on Emerson's early lectures (1833-1836)
- American transcendental quarterly
- Concord literary renaissance
- Pictures from Bunyan
- Abraham Jarvis, Connecticut's second Episcopal Bishop
- Samuel Seabury among his contemporaries
- Colonial Anglican reading
- American renaissance and transcendentalism
- Lowell, Whittier, Very, and the Alcotts among their contemporaries
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