with a Memoir (Boston, 1883). This book contains some of Johnson's best papers, including lectures on “Switzerland” and “Florence,” the outgrowth of searching observations in Europe, “Equal Opportunity for Woman,” “Labor Parties and Labor Reform,” and an essay on “Transcendentalism.” External links 1822 births 1882 deaths Writers from Salem, Massachusetts American clergy Harvard Divinity School alumni 19th-century American clergy American Christian hymnwriters 19th-century Unitarian clergy