Henry D. Thoreau traveled to the backwoods of Maine in 1846, 1853, and 1857. Originally published in 1864 [...] this volume is a powerful telling of those journeys through a rugged and largely unspoiled land. It presents Thoreau's fullest account of the wilderness. [From the back cover to the 2010 Princeton UP edition.]
Author(s): Thoreau, Henry David; Moldenhauer, J. J. (ed.)
Series: The Writings of Henry D. Thoreau
Edition: 1
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Year: 1972
Language: English
Pages: 485
City: Princeton, NJ
Tags: H. D. Thoreau; Naturalism; American Wilderness; Conservationism; Ecology
Ktaadn 3
Chesuncook 84
The Allegash and East Branch 157
Appendix 298
I. Trees
II. Flowers and Shrubs
III. List of Plants
IV. List of Birds
V. Quadrupeds
VI. Outfit for an Excursion
VII. A List of Indian Words
Index by Paul O. Williams 327
EDITORIAL APPENDIX
Notes on Illustrations 351
Acknowledgments 353
Textual Introduction 355
Ktaadn
Textual Notes 405
List of Emendations 413
Thoreau’s Manuscript Revisions
in the Copy-Text 419
Table of Textual Variations 422
Lists of Line-End Hyphenation 430
Chesuncook
Textual Notes 433
List of Emendations 441
Table of Textual Variations 444
Lists of Line-End Hyphenation 447
The Allegash and East Branch
Textual Notes 449
List of Emendations 459
Table of Textual Variations 467
Lists of Line-End Hyphenation 473
Appendix
Textual Notes 475
List of Emendations 479
Table of Textual Variations 484
Lists of Line-End Hyphenation 486
