Education of the republic of uzbekistan termez state university foreign philology faculty department of english language and literature

1841-42 Lectures on "The Times."

1842 Son, Waldo, dies of scarlet fever; Emerson succeeds Margaret Fuller as editor of The Dial.

1844 Son, Edward Waldo, is born July 10; publishes Essays: Second Series.

1845-46 Lectures on "Representative Men."

1846 Publishes Poems in December.

1847-48 Second trip to Europe; visits Carlyle and other important literary figures.

1849 Publishes Nature; Addresses, and Lectures in September.

1850 Publishes Representative Men in January.

1853 Eighty-four-year-old mother dies.

1856 Publishes English Traits in August.

1862 Lectures on "American Civilization" in Washington, D.C.; meets President Lincoln.

1866 Receives honorary doctorate from Harvard.

1867 Publishes May-Day and Other Pieces in April.

1870 Publishes Society and Solitude in March; lectures on "Natural History of Intellect."