William Bryant

The journalist and Romantic poet's accounts of travel. (P. 63: ""Let me caution all emigrants to Illinois not to handle too familiarly the ""wild parsnip,"" as it is commonly called, an umbelliferous plant growing in the moist prairies of this region "" Umbelliferous! While in the northern Mid-West, he makes extensive note of the Native Americans.

Bryant's Letters of a Traveller

Henry D. Thoreau

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Eight classic works presented in a single beautiful volume Transcendentalism most prominent authors and their most quintessential works joined in a single convenient collection You get: WALDEN by Henry David Thoreau WALKING by Henry David Thoreau ON THE DUTY OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE by Henry David Thoreau SELF-RELIANCE by Ralph Waldo Emerson NATURE by Ralph Waldo Emerson THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR by Ralph Waldo Emerson THANATOPSIS by William Cullen Bryant THE ARTIST OF THE BEAUTIFUL by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Thoreau's Walden, Walking and Civil Disobedience, Emerson's Self-Reliance, Nature and the American Scholar, Bryant's Thanatopsis, and Hawthorne's Artist of the Beautiful

Transcendentalism Collection

A biography of one of the world's great naturalists, with details of his explorations on the Amazon and in the Malay Archipelago. Wallace's hidden sexual life, the world of Victorian science and gay sexuality, and the struggles of a great thinker to survive in a hostile social environment are described in lavish detail.

Alfred Russel Wallace, a Life

The Birds of Paradise

Our biography is our most precious, intimate possession, yet how much do we really know about ourselves? With a little work, we can discover in the unfolding of our biography the traces of a marvelous, cosmic patterning -- the cycles of our life.In this fascinating book, Bryant argues that the seven-year cycle converts experience into psychological faculties; that the twelve-year cycle marks how self-awareness is translated into our life's work; and that the thirty-year cycle marks a major turning point in life.The Veiled Pulse of Time explores these cycles and discusses questions of freedom and destiny, transformation, reincarnation, and karma.

An Introduction to Biographical Cycles and Destiny

The Veiled Pulse of Time

Dark Desert Hot River is a study of the historical background of the Gulf War, starting with T. E. Lawrence and the development of British interests in the Middle East, leading to the emergence of the Baath Party in Iraq and the rise of Saddam Hussein. The long essay on Lawrence is marbled with unexpected connectionsvignettes of E. M. Forster, Marcel Proust, Henry James, Joseph Conrad and Roger Casement, all in some way connected with Lawrence. The war journal details the six months leading up to the war and includes a picture of modern Arabia, underground gay life in the Middle East, with reports on the military situation up to the time of the authors evacuation. Waiting out the war, the author travels to Egypt and to Indiaareas affected by the conflict but in many ways oblivious of it. The visits to the great monuments of Luxor, Khajuraho, Puri, travels to Bombay and Goa, are punctuated by erotic incidents with fellahin, felluca boys, adolescent draymen, young Dravidian sailors, Shiva boys and beach freaks.

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