In "History" there appears to be no organization at all, but there is a slight glimpse of organization. Emerson uses inductive reasoning throughout his essays, which is an aspect that all essays have in common. The rest of the essays, "Love," "Friendship," and "Self-Reliance" have a much more organized structure than "History," but still not as clear as one would hope a text to be. Each essay lacks a myriad of citations, but includes examples that give Emerson something to learn.