Dive into the riveting life of Henry David Thoreau, a man who wore many hats - philosopher, poet, writer, abolitionist, and anarchist. Notably recognized for his contributions to environmentalism and nature history, Thoreau remains an enigma to many. He is most famous for his landmark book, Walden, and his profound essay on Civil Disobedience. Join us as we explore his early biography penned by Henry Salt, a work held in high esteem by Thoreau scholars. This podcast is narrated by Phyllis Vincelli.
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Dive into the riveting life of Henry David Thoreau, a man who wore many hats - philosopher, poet, writer, abolitionist, and anarchist. Notably recognized for his contributions to environmentalism and nature history, Thoreau remains an enigma to many. He is most famous for his landmark book, Walden, and his profound essay on Civil Disobedience. Join us as we explore his early biography penned by Henry Salt, a work held in high esteem by Thoreau scholars. This podcast is narrated by Phyllis Vincelli.
Dive into the riveting life of Henry David Thoreau, a man who wore many hats - philosopher, poet, writer, abolitionist, and anarchist. Notably recognized for his contributions to environmentalism and nature history, Thoreau remains an enigma to many. He is most famous for his landmark book, Walden, and his profound essay on Civil Disobedience. Join us as we explore his early biography penned by Henry Salt, a work held in high esteem by Thoreau scholars. This podcast is narrated by Phyllis Vincelli.
Life of Henry David Thoreau
Dive into the riveting life of Henry David Thoreau, a man who wore many hats - philosopher, poet, writer, abolitionist, and anarchist. Notably recognized for his contributions to environmentalism and nature history, Thoreau remains an enigma to many. He is most famous for his landmark book, Walden, and his profound essay on Civil Disobedience. Join us as we explore his early biography penned by Henry Salt, a work held in high esteem by Thoreau scholars. This podcast is narrated by Phyllis Vincelli.
