The Complete Works of Michel de Montaigne :: Essays of Montaigne, Vol. 1 ::

Essay by Emerson	11
Preface	53
By Different Methods Men Arrive at the Same End	69
Of Sorrow	78
Our Affections Carry Themselves Beyond Us	84
How the Soul Expends its Passions upon False Objects, when the True are Missed	100
Whether the Governor of a Place Besieged ought to go out to Parley	105
The Hour of Parley Dangerous	111
That the Intention is Judge of our Actions	116
Of Idleness	119
Of Liars	121
Of Quick or Slow Speech	133
Of Prognostications	137
Of Constancy	146
Ceremony of the Interview of Kings	151
Men are Punished for being Obstinate in the Defence of a Fort without Reason	155
Of the Punishment of Cowardice	157
A Trait of some Ambassadors	160
Of Fear	168
That we are not to Judge of our Hour till after Death	174
That to Philosophise is to learn to Die	179
Of the Force of Imagination	214
The Profit of one Man is the Loss of Another	239
Of Custom, and of not Changing a Received Law	240