publishes A Year’s Life, 1841, [93], [94];
spends winter of 1844–45 in Philadelphia, [96];
writes for The Liberty Bell and the National Anti-Slavery Standard,
publishes The Biglow Papers, first series, [98];
lectures in behalf of the anti-slavery and temperance reforms, and
on literary subjects, [100], [101], [109]–117;
gives Lowell Institute course, [112]–117;
president of the Harvard Society of Alumni, [117]–121;
president of the Phi Beta Kappa of Cambridge, [117]–121;