American writers series

10 stories: [Berenice]( [Cask of Amontillado]( [Eleonora]( [Fall of the House of Usher]( Gold-Bug [Landor's Cottage]( Ligeia Ms Found in a Bottle Murders of the Rue Morgue [Pit and the Pendulum]( 36 poems: Tamerlane Song-"I saw thee on thy bridal day" Dreams Evening star A dream within a dream The happiest day, the happiest hour The lake: to -- Sonnet- to science Al Aaraaf Romance Alone To Helen- "Helen, they beauty is to me" Israfel The city in the sea The sleeper Lenore The coliseum To one in paradise Hymn To F -- To F -- s S.O -d Bridal ballad The haunted palace Sonnet -- silence The conqueror worm Dream-land [Raven]( A valentine To M.L. S- Ulalume- a ballad The bells To Helen- "I saw thee once -once only- years ago" Eldorado For Annie To my mother [Annabel Lee]( Criticism Letter to Mr. -- -- Drake and Halleck Tortesa, the usurer Undine: a miniature romance Voices of the night Night and morning Macaulay's essays Barnaby Rudge Ballads and other poems Twice-told tales The philosophy of composition The poetic principle From "Marginalia". Philosophy. The colloquy of Monos and Una From "Eureka."

This volumes contains the major writings of Thomas Paine, as well as a biographical chronology of Paine's life. The comprehensive introductory chapter by editor Harry Hayden Clark is a valuable synthesis of Paine's principles and the origins of his thinking. Clark's introduction could stand on its own as a sympathetic evaluation of Paine's contributions to moral philosophy, political theory, and political economy.