Lives & Memoirs
Henry D. Thoreau
Franklin Benjamin Sanborn
1909
6h 56m
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He knew him, which changes everything. Sanborn was part of the Concord circle and writes Thoreau from inside it: the pencil factory, the surveying, the cabin at Walden, the night in jail, the abolitionist fury, and the illness that finished him at forty four. A life of the great American solitary by a man who could still hear his voice.
Inside this audiobook
14 chapters
- 1Introductory Verse and Pr13m
- 2Birth and Family33m
- 3Chilhood and Youth35m
- 4Concord and its Famous Pe40m
- 5The Embattled Farmers35m
- 6The Transcendental Period39m
- 7Early Essays in Authorshi35m
- 8Friends and Companions36m
- 9The Walden Hermitage18m
- 10Horace in the Role of Mae32m
- 11In Wood and Field25m
- 12Personal Traits and Socia29m
- 13Poet, Moralist, and Philo17m
- 14Life, Death, and Immortal29m
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