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1by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“...King Ridge...”
Published 1996
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2by Muir, John“... discussion. In studying tbe fate of our forest king, we have thus far — .14— considered tbe action of purely...”
Published 1877
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3by Muir, John“..., is a branch of the question beyond the present discussion. In studying the fate of our forest king, we...”
Published 1877
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4by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... series for young adult readers called Pioneers in Change ate carrying the'legacy of John Muir to a new...”
Published 1991
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5by Muir, John“... voices- birds, winds and leaping, plashing brooks—were tuned to downright gladness.! Even our melancholy...”
Published 1875
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6by Muir, John“... they are so shy. Four or five pairs rear their young around our cottage every spring. One year a pair nested...”
Published 1898
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7by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... publication can be announced in this space. IK, EAI As usual, we invite our readers to submit their newsworthy...”
Published 1992
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8by Muir, John“.... Wooster." Near these are two young sequoias, say sixty years old. "The Mother and Son" are directly on our...”
Published 1900
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9by Muir, John“...! of the rocks and lack of concentration j 'lit. # I874-] STUDIES IN THE SIERRA. .491 Fig. s.---King's River...”
Published 1874
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10by Muir, John“... in weight a single specimen of the largest of our sequoias, to say nothing of their kingly beauty...”
Published 1896
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11by Muir, John“... take stock of our wildness, we are glad to see how much of even the most destructible kind is still...”
Published 1898
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12by Muir, John“... amounts to about 9,000 feet. THE ascent. With the exception of our one young student, our party were...”
Published 1875
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13by Muir, John“... into Yosemite between Half Dome and Mount Starr \ King. Could we have visited Yosemite'toward the close...”
Published 1874
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14by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... assistance in his power. Called on us at our hotel, and detailed a young forestry man to go with us on our...”
Published 2005
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15by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“.... Our last issue was volume 18, number 2 (Spring, 2008). In the future, please expect the newsletter two...”
Published 2009
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16by Muir, John“... recesses of the Sierra, notwithstanding our bandit clothing and accoutrements. Our eiuthiug...”
Published 1875
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17by Muir, John“... King. Could we have visited Yosemite toward the close of the glacial period, we should have found its...”
Published 1917
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18by Muir, John“... and spruces, silver firs and sequoias, kings of their race, growing close together like grass in a meadow...”
Published 1897
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19by Muir, John“..., our species is, perhaps, a little larger, and the horns are more regularly curved, and less divergent...”
Published 1881
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20by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... on Muir as mountaineer by Arthur W. Ewart, Francis P. Farquhar, Ken Crocket, Samuel Hall Young and Aubrey...”
Published 1999
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