One chapter of this book discusses the necessity of hunting, with the author concluding that vegetarians are superior.
One chapter of this book discusses the necessity of hunting, with the author concluding that vegetarians are superior. The author of this work claims that the woodchopper Alec Therien is nearly perfect, and in this book, a town is likened to a gopher colony. Black and red ants battle in the chapter "Brute Neighbors," and the author's house is not in the woodlands, but on the outskirts of Concord, Massachusetts. For 10 points, name this work that begins with the section "Economy" and describes life in a cottage by the title pond, written by Henry David Thoreau.
One chapter of this book discusses the necessity of hunting, with the author concluding that vegetarians are superior.
Walden