John Muir

1. John Muirhead MacFarlane

Charles Darwin

1. John Muir

My First Summer in the Sierra

1. John Muir

Our National Parks

John Muir (1838–1914) was a naturalist, author, and an advocate of wilderness preservation. He was the founder of the Sierra Club, and was influential in the creation of many national parks, including Yosemite. He has written many books, including Letters from Alaska, The Story of My Boyhood and Youth, and The Yosemite, which were printed by the University of Wisconsin Press.

1. William Frederic Badè
2. John Muir
3. Marion Randall Parsons

The Writings of John Muir

1. William Frederic Badè
2. John Muir

The Writings of John Muir; Volume 5

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The Writings of John Muir Volume 9

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