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Cape Cod
by Henry David Thoreau - 1865

1908 Introduction to Cape Cod - by Clifton Johnson 
 

1. The Shipwreck
2. Stage-Coach Views
3. The Plains of Nauset
4. The Beach
5. The Wellfleet Oysterman
6. The Beach Again
  7. Across the Cape
  8. The Highland Light
  9. The Sea & the Desert: Parts A - & B
10. Provincetown: Parts A - & B
      Appendix A
      Appendix B

Cape Cod beach photographs - by Amy Belding Brown 

Map of Cape Cod drawn by Thoreau - collection of the Concord Free Public Library

Public transportation Map of Cape Cod - Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority

"The volutes of the breakers approach, tumble, and dissolve, and over the glisten, the foam, and moist, sea-fragrant air still fly the small shorebirds hastening. A noble world, and one is glad that it once touched the imagination of the obstinate and unique genius from whom stems the great tradition of nature writing in America." - Henry Beston, Cape Cod introduction, 1951 

"Cape Cod is Thoreau's sunniest, happiest book. It bubbles over with jokes, puns, tall tales, and genial good humor ... the model to which all new books about the Cape are still compared." - Walter Harding, The Days of Henry Thoreau


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