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The Thoreau Reader
Three complete books and four essays by Henry David thoreau, with an introduction to the work of Thoreau, annotated versions of Walden, Civil Disobedience, Walking, and The Maine Woods, and dozens of contributions from Thoreau scholars of the past and present.
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In addition to being a writer, Henry Thoreau was a pioneer in his appreciation of the natural world in America. Paul Theroux, in a 2004 introduction, wrote that "The Maine Woods is one of the earliest and most detailed accounts of the process of change in the American hinterland. Thoreau showed us how to write about nature; how to know more; how to observe, even how to live. ... In this book he illustrates the powerful lesson of the truthfulness of dogged observation: that when the truth is told, the text is prophetic."
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