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Although Ralph Waldo Emerson is best remembered for the seminal essay "Self-Reliance", his total output was vast. In the highly creative years spanning 1838-1851, Emerson wrote more than three dozen bold, profound, and inimitable essays, many of which have fallen out of circulation. This is a loss to the general reader, because like all great thinkers, Emerson's genius pervades everything he wrote. Every essay, no matter how obscure, contains valuable thoughts expressed "incomparably well". Available for the first time in one convenient book, 32 of Emerson's nearly-forgotten essays are compiled herein.