The First And Last Journeys Of Thoreau

The collection features previously unpublished journals by Henry David Thoreau, showcasing two pivotal periods in his life. The first part captures his vivid observations during a 1846 journey through Maine's wilderness, while the second offers introspective reflections from 1861, shortly before his death. These entries reveal Thoreau's thoughts on nature, society, and his personal fears and hopes, providing deep insights into his philosophy and worldview. This facsimile reprint preserves the cultural significance of Thoreau's writings for contemporary readers.