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Acknowledgments 6
Introduction 7
In the Early Days 9
Farm Life 17
Civic Life 31
School Days 41
Taking Care of Business 53
Getaways 81
Old-Time Religion 91
We Belong, Too 103
Just for Fun! 113
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Carl W Stephens
reviewed Bradley County, Tennessee (Images of America) on December 25, 2019
Bradley County, Tennessee (Images of America)
Our National Parks is a collection of essays that John Muir wrote for The Atlantic. I agree with many reviewers who have described Muir as "verbose." However, hidden among the pages of botanical descriptions are delightful stories about his encounters with bears, hermits, earthquakes, avalanches, and even a tired mule. My favorite story, when Muir tried to convince Ralph Waldo Emerson to camp with him in Yosemite, is the source of his famous quote, "The mountains are calling." Anyone who has visited---or plans to visit---Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Yosemite, or Sequoia would enjoy reading these essays.
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