The History of Ideas: How the world learned to think differently

The intellectual turning points — the arguments and discoveries that changed not what people knew, but how they reasoned about everything.

In this collection

• On this Long Storm the Rainbow Rose
• Lydia H. Sigourney
• King John and the Abbot
• The Jesters of the Lord
• That Temporal Miseries are to be Borne Patiently after the Example of Christ
• The Eternal Will
• Echoes of the War
• The Victorian Age in Literature
• These Things that Poets Said
• Looking Across
• The Visions of Dom Francisco De Quevedo Villegas
• Quel Che 'N Tessaglia Ebbe Le Man Si Pronte
• The Messengers
• Fishing
• Student Years
• The Ever-Memorable John Hales
• To R. D. Maclean
• Proper Pride, Volume Iii
• Post-Mortal Vagrancy
• Second Sight
• Al Aaraaf
• The Gaul in the Capitol
• The Eyes of the Poor
• The Song of Rahéro4
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