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Title page of the first edition of My Study Windows, 1871
Dedication
to
PROFESSOR F. J. CHILD.
My dear child, —
You were good enough to like my Essay on Chaucer (about whom you know so much more than I), and I shall accordingly so far presume upon our long friendship as to inscribe the volume containing it with your name.
- Always heartily yours,
- J. R. LOWELL
- Always heartily yours,
Cambridge, Christmas, 1870
Contents
- /My Garden Acquaintance
- /A Good Word for Winter
- /On a Certain Condescension in Foreigners
- /A Great Public Character
- /Carlyle
- /Abraham Lincoln
- /The Life and Letters of James Gates Percival
- /Thoreau
- /Swinburne's Tragedies
- /Chaucer
- /Library of Old Authors
- /Emerson, the Lecturer
- /Pope
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