Lillian Heldreth Books

Thoreau'S Legacy: American Stories About Global Warming

By Bruce Wright, Michael Gold, Richard Baker, Jill Carpenter, Barbara Kingsolver, Betty Owen, Carol Ellis, Danna Staaf, Michelle Nijhuis, Janisse Ray, Thomas Huntington, Richard Hayes, Sue Mauger, Gary Braasch, Katherine McLaughlin, Dorothy Boorse, Jennifer B. Freeman, John Calderazzo, Terril L. Shorb, Susan J. Tweit, Helen Whitaker, Kristan Hutchison, Tara Mitchell, Randall R. Curren, Michelle Cacho-Negrete, Daniel T. Blumstein, Bronwyn Mitchell, Chavawn Kelley, Richard, Ed. Hayes, Marian Wineman, Susan Carol Stein, Edward C. Brainard II, Trude McDermott, Craig Quirolo, Elda Rotor, Mark Hixon, Lillian Heldreth, Amanda Keen-Zebert, Kevin Knobloch, Mindy Kimball, Jennifer Kepka, Sarah Wolpow, Dale Elizabeth Walker, Russell Brutsche, Sarah Flanders, Robert N. Shorin, Blake Matheson, Curtis Childs, Lea Jane Parker, Ursula Freer, Melissa M. Juchniewicz, Diego Pars

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Hayes, Richard, ed., Thoreau's American Stories about Global Warming

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