What kind of logical appeals did Henry David Thoreau make in his writing?
Thoreau made attempts to sell his way of thinking by writing enough books, articles, essays, journals and poetry to fill twenty volumes. Can’t go through all of that. I did go to Wiki: http then a dot then two backslashes a dot www and dot and wikipedia and dot and org YahooAnswers will often not let the link through, sorry. And I see first off that Thoreau is called there “a naturalist, transcendentalist, tax resister, development critic and philosopher.” I always think of his book about living at Walden, of course… which he did for over two years, and it took him many more to get the book the way he wanted it (compressed into one year, for one thing)… and more years for anyone much to like the book. After his early death at 44 from tuberculosis, that book found a wide and admiring audience. Before he died, he made it clear that he was interested in nonviolent resistance. For example: he was asked to pay six years back taxes or be put in jail… he said, then put me in jail. He wa
