Freeman Tilden
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Interpreting Our Heritage (Chapel Hill Books)
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published
1957
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32 editions
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Interpreting Our Heritage: Fourth Edition, Expanded and Updated
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The National Parks: What They Mean to You and Me
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published
1951
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21 editions
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A World in Debt
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published
1983
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5 editions
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The Fifth Essence
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the spanish prisoner
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published
1928
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3 editions
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Khaki: How Tredick Got Into the War
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published
2009
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19 editions
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Second Wind: The Plain Truth About Going Back To The Land
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published
2015
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17 editions
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Knowledge Is Power
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That Night and Other Satires
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“Compared with the usual fate of humans, we who are engaged in preservation work, daily in contact with what we most like and admire, are fortunate indeed. As I write this, I have just returned from a gathering of men and women in the museum and historic-house field. What cheerful, rapt faces! What intensity of interest! What freedom of discussion, where difference of opinion about procedure was taken for granted and met with a smile. Do you really think this is common experience in the workaday world? Are you unaware of the fact that most people often feel that they are traveling the wrong road, and bitterly conclude that it is too late to return to a distant fork?”
― Interpreting Our Heritage
― Interpreting Our Heritage
“Let those who are wearied with the clash of warring nations ... turn their attention to the silent life of vegetation ... and remember that the earth continues to teem with new life.”
― Interpreting Our Heritage
― Interpreting Our Heritage
“La investigación es una necesidad continua y la savia de la buena conservación.”
― Interpreting Our Heritage
― Interpreting Our Heritage
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