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Henry David Thoreau, Philosopher and Writer: Most Men Lead a Life of Silent Despair, a Criticism of the Routine of Millions of People
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A routine filled with work, obligations and purchases may seem inevitable even when it causes dissatisfaction. In Walden, published in 1854, Henry David Thoreau questioned this way of living from his experience in a cabin near a lake in Massachusetts. In what part of Walden does the statement appear? The passage is in the initial chapter,...
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