Thoreau Henry David:
Walden

Read by: MelFoster

Tantor Media , 2008
Size: 192x137 mm
ISBN: 9781400156931
ISBN-10: 1400156939

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Henry David Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau Was Born In 1817 In Concord, Massachusetts. He Spent Time As A School Teacher After Attending Harvard College But Was Dismissed For His Refusal To Administer Corporal Punishment. In 1845, Wanting To Write His First Book, He Moved To Walden Pond And Built His Cabin On Land Owned By Ralph Waldo Emerson. It Was During His Time At Walden That Thoreau Was Imprisoned Briefly For Not Paying Taxes; This Experience Became The Basis For His Well-Known Essay "Civil Disobedience." He Died Of Tuberculosis In 1862 At The Age Of 44.

Mel Foster

Foster Received An Ma In Theater From The University Of Michigan.

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