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Winter 2025 Cover with photo by Lys Arango of 3 coal miners sitting on a bench during lunch

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The Great Bean Field Hoax: Thoreau and the Agricultural Reformers
… a part of the crop of Mr. Thoreau, and that extraordinary compound of cornmeal and water, which he facetiously … in Walden, it is more than that. The epic of the bean field also shows off Thoreau in literary high spirits, playfully … he to decide, Thoreau asks, who should live and who should die? “These beans have results which are not harvested by …
Tolerance and the New Knowledge
… rate of 186,000 miles a second, takes 140 million years to come from them to us. That is, we see these remote celestial bodies not as they are today, but as they were 140 million … other similar phenomena of nature, such as the seven metals, etc., which it were tedious to enumerate, we gather …
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Corsica, with a Collie
… Livorno and Bastia. As we reached the dock we saw our ferry coming in from Bastia. She was a proper ship of several … place of red, eroded cliffs and gorges where there was also, as almost everywhere in Corsica, a profusion of herbs … one site in Germany where the remains of many people who died violent deaths seem to prove that war was already known …
The Small-Talk of a Great Affair
… that the Executive had declined to receive any more communications from him, and he was left to wander in outer … the two parties to agree and make a peace that important points of contention were left unsettled by the Treaty. Some … with the proud cravats and tightly buttoned coats of the dandies. In the afternoon, beautiful duchesses drove out in …
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The Air Keeps It Interesting
… she said. Retiring, I learned, was a nice way of saying decommissioning, and decommissioning was a nice way of saying … aboard up a small ladder as some of the ground crew steadied the craft. A dozen more men held ropes attached to the … was slow and subtle. St. John worked huge, flat-foot pedals and a large wooden wheel alongside his seat, to raise …
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The Whistler
… the couch near the fireplace have clearly been chosen for comfort. Altogether, the emphasis is upon comfort and … things to men and that never gets into history books. Soldiers of an army kill each other, Tom. They always have. … he is dead. We mustn’t deny it again. CURTAIN           248-263 By Peter Taylor …
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