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Bronson Alcott's Fruitlands

Author: Clara Endicott Sears

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Title: Bronson Alcott's Fruitlands

Author: Clara Endicott Sears

Description: The story of Fruitlands, Bronson Alcott's short-lived utopian farm, told through letters and diaries. Includes Louisa May Alcott's satire Transcendental Wild Oats.

Pages: 132

Size: 0.72 MB

Format: PDF

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