Selections from the Writings of Henry D. Thoreau

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Selections from the Writings of Henry D. Thoreau

Thoreau's contributions to The Atlantic Monthly
Thoreau's contributions to The Dial
A Bit of Unpublished Correspondence Between Henry Thoreau and Isaac Hecker edited by E. H. Russell (The Atlantic Monthly, September 1902)
Clear Sky, Pure Light: Encounters with Henry David Thoreau compiled from Thoreau's writings by Christopher Childs (Lincoln, MA: The Penmaen Press, 1978)
Days in June (The Atlantic Monthly, June 1878)
Days and Nights in Concord (Scribner's Monthly and Illustrated Magazine for the People, September 1878)
The Emerson-Thoreau Correspondence: The Dial Period edited by Franklin B. Sanborn (The Atlantic Monthly, May 1892)
The Emerson-Thoreau Correspondence: Emerson in Europe edited by Franklin B. Sanborn (The Atlantic Monthly, June 1892)
Journal I (The Atlantic Monthly, January 1905)
Letters to Harrison Gray Otis Blake edited by Wendell Glick (from Great Short Works of Henry David Thoreau edited, with an introduction, by Wendell Glick (New York: Harper & Row, 1982). Reprinted courtesy of HarperCollins Publishers
Winter Days (The Atlantic Monthly, January 1885)
Words for Nature: Spirit, Wildness, and the Sublime in the Writings of Henry D. Thoreau compiled, edited and with a foreword by Edmund A. Schofield

^{Site of Thoreau's house at Walden Pond (Photographer: Herbert Gleason, from Through the Year with Thoreau, 1917)}

You cannot hear music and noise at the same time. — Journal, 27 April 1854

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