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| William Bartram
Links on this site William Bartram William Bartram and the Bartram Trail Pre-historic Indians of Northwest Georgia Recommended Reading Travels of William Bartram by W. Bartram, Mark van Doren Recaps the travels of the noted naturalist and his views on a wide range of subjects.
Travels Through North & South Carolina, Georgia, East & West Florida, : The Cherokee Country, the Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, or Creek...by W. Bartram, James Dickey This is it. The only book ever written by William Bartram and originally published in 1791. The amazing thing about it is that the book holds together so well. His work is almost poetic as he describes the wonders of nature and the nature of man. Dickey's introduction, on the other hand, appears critical, almost as if this author/poet did not appreciate the beauty of Bartram's work
The Natures of John and William Bartramby Thomas Slaughter Interesting entry into the field because it shows the impact that William Bartram's father John had on the naturalist. He also delves into the differences of the men. We found it interesting and well worth reading for Bartram fans. Slaughter also examines the effect that both men had on Henry David Thoreau, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and others. |
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