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William Howarth - Definition and Overview

William Howarth is a professor of English at Princeton University. He serves on the editorial board of Environmental History and is the chairman of the board for The Center for American Places.

Employment History

Howarth has taught at Princeton since 1966. He is a former editor in chief of The Writings of Henry D. Thoreau.

Books by William Howarth

  • Nature in American Life
  • The John McPhee Reader
  • The Book of Concord
  • Traveling the Trans-Canada
  • Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada, and Walking with Thoreau

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Example Usage of William
KSUpurple: @juliemydog Goodnight William, pleasant dreams.
PinkyPhee: Worry is interest paid on trouble before it comes due. ~William Ralph Inge
sunveins: I'm really hoping my teacher decides to put a William Blake poem on the final tomorrow - he told us to study 9 of them. Good chance, right?
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