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Thoreau of Walden Pond Study Guide

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by Sterling North
About 49 pages (14,623 words)

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A few of North's remarks in the book seem directed exclusively to young males, but this does not occur so frequently that readers of both sexes cannot relate to Thoreau's life and philosophy. Thoreau was a man of great conscience who was deeply concerned with the ills that plagued the society of his day, and North objectively and thoroughly recounts.....

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