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The Thoreau Centennial. Papers marking the observance in New York City of the One Hundreth
- Item Number
- 245
- Estimated Value
- 22 USD
- Sold
- 36 USD to bricherg
- Number of Bids
- 7 - Bid History
Item Description
The Thoreau Centennial. Papers marking the observance in New York City of the One Hundreth Anniversary of the Death of Henry David Thoreau. Edited by Walter Harding.
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Copyright: 1964
Binding: Hardcover. Green boards. With Thoreau bust image (Malvania Hoffman, Unveiled at the Hall of Fame, NYU, 5/6/1962) medallion down the middle of the front board
Book Condition: Slight edge wear to dust jacket. Nice!
Dust Jacket Condition: Good condition, slight edge wear no tears
Note: With small bookplate “Distributed By The Thoreau Society As Booklet 21”.
Contents: Carl F. Hovde, “The Conception of Character in A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers”; Joseph J. Moldenhauer, “Walden: The Strategy of Paradox”; Walter Harding, “The Last Days of Henry Thoreau”; Raymond Adams, “The Day Thoreau Didn’t Die”; J. Lyndon Shanley, “Thoreau: Years of Decay and Disappointment?”; Reginald L. Cook “A Parallel of Parablists: Thoreau and Frost”; Howard Mumford Jones, “Thoreau and Human Nature”; Rev. Donald S. Harrington, “Living Is So Dear”; Raymond Adams, “Thoreau’s Claim to Greatness”; Braj Kumar Nehru, “Henry David Thoreau: A Tribute”.
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