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> Henry David Thoreau
> Associates, Friends, Family, Influences
Associates,
Friends, Influences and Other People
- Ralph
Waldo Emerson
- Ralph Waldo
Emerson: an essay on the relationship of Emerson and Thoreau
- William Bartram:
an earlier writer whose journals on naturalism helped inspire Thoreau
- Ellery
Channing: son of William Ellery Channing and a close friend of
Thoreau.
- Henry David
Thoreau's Family: Grandparents, parents, and his three siblings,
Helen Thoreau, John Thoreau, jr., and Sophia Thoreau. Also his aunts
and uncles: Charles Dunbar, Aunts Sarah, Betsey, Maria and Jane Thoreau, and
Aunt Louisa Dunbar. Aunt Maria is reputed to have paid his poll tax so
that he would be released from jail.
- Miss Ellen
Seawall: she rejected Henry's proposal of marriage.
- Mrs. Lucy
Brown: was she Thoreau's "crush" after Ellen Seawell
rejected him?
- Mary
Russell: Thoreau said to Emerson that talking to Mary Russell was
"like talking to the clouds."
- Nathaniel
Hawthorne: a few paragraphs on the relationship of Hawthorne to
Thoreau. (More on Hawthorne.)
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