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Show 578. (21) "A s e r i o u s m a t t e r . . . " : TMW, p . 321. (22) "I gazed . . . " : TMW, p . 301. (22) "Alone.": Walk J o u r n a l , p. 45. (22) Loitering n e g r o e s : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 56. (23) "civilized swarm . . . " : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 51. (23) "the most n o t a b l e . . . " : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 52. (24) "the f o r e s t t r e e s . . . " : Huntington FAC 625 (11), Sept. 22, 1869. (24) " . . . not a mark . . . " : TMW, p . 316. (24) "starving u n f r i e n d e d c o n d i t i o n " : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 82. (24) The c r a n e : TMW, pp. 316-17. (25) "No man knows . . . " : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 84. (25) " p r o p r i e t i e s of c i v i l i z a t i o n " : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 98; TMW, p . 324. (25) Drawing of a l l i g a t o r s : Walk J o u r n a l , p. 99. (26) "Take T h a t ! " : SoMBHY, p. 104. (26) "The world, we a r e t o l d . . .": TMW, p. 354. (27) "Why, . . . " : TMW, p . 356. (28) "fountainhead of the conservation movement": Lewis Mumford, The Brown Decades: A Study of the Arts in America, 1865-1895 (New York: 1931), p. 78. (28) "mutations": Man and Nature, p. 19- ;-,„, j "• David Lowenthall, (28) "There was nothing sacred . • • • u a v i U introduction to Man and Nature, p. xxv- (29) "the fact . . .": Man__and Nature, p. 36. (29) Man as "rightful Lord": George Perkins Marsh, "The Study of Nature," Cj1ristiarLExaminer (Jan. I860) p. 34. |