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Biographies of Henry David Thoreau:
- Today in History July 12
- from the U. S. Library of Congress - Henry
David Thoreau - from Encyclopedia Britannica online
- Henry David Thoreau
from the Columbia Encyclopedia, 2000
- Henry David Thoreau from Compton's Encyclopedia Online
- Thoreau Henry David 1817-1862
The Macmillan Encyclopedia
2001
- Thoreau, Henry David
- The History Channel
- Thoreau,
Henry David - Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia
- Thoreau Henry David
- Encarta Encyclopedia
- Thoreau, Henry (David)
- Biography.com
- The Life and
Times of Henry D. Thoreau: an essay which includes his life story,
background on Transcendentalism, themes of individualism, materialism,
technology, progress and nature, and Thoreau's career before and after Walden.
By Elizabeth Hall Witherell with Elizabeth Dubrulle.
- No 339 Thoreaus Pencils
- transcript of a program on inventions
- Mr. Thoreau from Nathaniel
Hawthorne's Journal 1842
- Moncure Daniel Conway:
Autobiography - a short excerpt discussing Henry David
Thoreau
- Thoreau
by Moncure Daniel Conway, 1866
- On
Thoreau, from Emerson at Home and Abroad by Moncure Conway, 1882
- Thoreau, by Robert
Collyer
- Henry David Thoreau
Travels Across Illinois May 23, 1861
- Friends,
family, influence and other associates
- Thoreau
- The Man
- Note: if anyone has the current address for the Thoreau site known
as Cybersaunter please email me
!
Details about Thoreau and his life:
- Formal Education:
illustrated article on his early education, Concord Academy and Harvard
College
- Employment and Jobs:
teaching and tutoring, the family business, work as a handyman and surveyor,
lecturing and writing.
- Thoreau's favorite
popular song (Tom Bowling): an essay and also sound files!
- FAQ: some
answers to common Thoreau questions, like "was Thoreau gay?"
"How was his name pronounced?" "Did Thoreau ever witness a
game of baseball being played?"
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