Concord Days

A diary-style collection of essays by Amos Bronson Alcott, first published in 1872, recording his daily life, home, and reflections in Concord, Massachusetts, along with thoughts on neighbors such as Thoreau and Emerson, books, conversations, and seasonal rural scenes from April through September.

Public domain in the US. From Project Gutenberg.

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Other Non-Fiction›Essays and criticism›Personal essays and sketches›Notebooks, maxims, and table talk

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Bibliophiles›Other Non-Fiction›Essays and criticism›Personal essays and sketches›Notebooks, maxims, and table talk