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English: Image that accompanied Henry David Thoreau's essay "Autumnal Tints," The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, Issue 60, pp. 385-403.

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October 1862

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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, Issue 60, Page 389.

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Alternative names	Birth name: David Henry Thoreau; Thoreau; Henry D. Thoreau; Henry Thoreau
Description	American poet, essayist and naturalist
Date of birth/death	12 July 1817	6 May 1862
Location of birth/death	Concord	Concord
Authority file	: Q131149 VIAF: 68936476 ISNI: 0000000121020957 ULAN: 500229765 LCCN: n78095600 NAID: 10583173 WorldCat

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