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1by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... with its broad emotional and moral appeals to protect the innocent victims of immoral society. Ethicists...”
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2by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... scorn on the consequences of reclamation law. "The hydraulic society involves the maximum domination...”
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3by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... with its broad emotional and moral appeals to protect the innocent victims of immoral society. Ethicists...”
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4by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“..., 1990 issue of the Harvard Graduate Society Newsletter. Littell reports that nineteenth century artists...”
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5by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... scorn on the consequences of reclamation law. "The hydraulic society involves the maximum domination...”
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6by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... by its totems and ruins, Muir recognized the Native people's rich heritage. In his journal in July, 1879...”
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7by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... but not overly so. His journal entries reveal a hint of impatience and uneasiness with strange scenes of opulence...”
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8by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... the origin and significance of the dog story, along with a reproduction of Muir's 1880 Alaska journal notes...”
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9by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... astounded even his naturalist's eyes, for the journal entries began to take on a sense of awe...”
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10by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... by its totems and ruins, Muir recognized the Native people's rich heritage. In his journal in July, 1879...”
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11by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... the natural laws at work there. Darwin, on the other hand, was overtaken by a slow growing realization...”
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12by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... but not overly so. His journal entries reveal a hint of impatience and uneasiness with strange scenes of opulence...”
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13by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... to civilization is under- discussed. By the end of his life Muir was active in society, a fact that seems quite...”
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14by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... to collect photographs when he traveled. An entry in a journal notes that he "went ashore to buy photographs...”
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15by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... the origin and significance of the dog story, along with a reproduction of Muir's 1880 Alaska journal notes...”
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16by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... astounded even his naturalist's eyes, for the journal entries began to take on a sense of awe...”
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17by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... the natural laws at work there. Darwin, on the other hand, was overtaken by a slow growing realization...”
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18by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... to civilization is under- discussed. By the end of his life Muir was active in society, a fact that seems quite...”
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