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PD Non-Fiction, May 2019 An MPDMedia Audio Book The more things change, the more they stay the same, as the saying goes. This is exemplified by Bill Nye's 1887 essay, Elizbeth Cady Stanton's memoir, and John Muir's lamentations of camp cookery. As much as I could stand to read of the Mueller Report, a pair of poems from August 1923 publications evaluated by Stephen Vincent Benet, and Grose Evan's 1959 essay on a collection of 19th Century French art at the National Gallery in DC round out the collection. Cover art by Muir from My First Summer in the Sierra, source of his journal entry.
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France · art · 19th Century · women's suffrage · abolitionists · U.S. Civil War · Congress · politicians · satire · The Mueller Report