Works Franklin Benjamin Sanborn

gravestone of f. b. sanborn in sleepy hollow cemetery, concord, massachusetts



thoreau (1872)
life , letters of john brown (1885)
dr. s. g. howe (1891)
a. bronson alcott: life , philosophy (with william torrey harris) (1893)
emerson (1895)
dr. earle (1898)
personality of thoreau (1902)
personality of emerson (1903)
a history of new hampshire (1904)
hawthorne , friends (1908)
bronson alcott @ fruitlands (1908)
recollections of seventy years (1909)
thoreau , earliest writings (1914)
sixty years in concord (1916)

he contributed largely proceedings of massachusetts historical society (1903–15). edited 2 volumes of theodore parker s writings (1914), introduced newton s lincoln , herndon (1913), , wrote brief biographies of samuel langdon (president of harvard college), of ellery channing , of mrs. abbott-wood of lowell. edited boston bibliophile society 5 volumes of thoreau s manuscripts, volume of shelley-payne correspondence, , 1 of fragments , letters of t. l. peacock. edited writings of paul jones.

in 1916, sanborn gave talk old planters society of salem in boston titled hector st. john, old evasive planter. talk published in massachusetts magazine (20th century publication). in talk, provided details life of j. hector st. john de crèvecœur whom town of st. johnsbury, vermont named.