Voices In Time Book of Nature 1803 | Cambridge Population Control Thomas Malthus on mankind living beyond its means.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1798 | Tintern Abbey The Life of Things William Wordsworth loves the meadows and the mountains and the woods.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1864 | Turin Cultivation and Its Discontents “Man is everywhere a disturbing agent.”More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1803 | Washington, DC Asking for Particulars Thomas Jefferson’s instructions for Lewis and Clark.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1851 | South Seas The Savage Sea “Noah’s flood is not yet subsided.”More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1893 | Chicago The End of History Frederick Jackson Turner outlines the importance of frontiers. More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1872 | New York City Defending His Park Against the Philistines Parks and recreation by Frederick Law Olmsted.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1830 | Washington, D.C. Removing the Indians Andrew Jackson defends the price of progress.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1903 | Grand Canyon Notes from the Edge Theodore Roosevelt asks us to think of the children.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1859 | Downe Paradigm Shift Darwin marvels at the grandeur of natural selection.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1845 | Berlin Holy Communion Alexander von Humboldt stares into the image of infinity.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature c. 1670 | Massachusetts Bay Colony More Heaven than Earth “No winter and no night.”More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1415 | Harfleur The Unpruned Vine Shakespeare on the relationship between peace and gardens.More