Which essays are included in The Maine Woods by Henry David Thoreau?

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The Maine Woods is a collection of three autobiographical narratives by Henry David Thoreau. Published posthumously in 1864 and edited by his friend William Ellery Channing, the volume documents Thoreau's excursions into the Maine wilderness.1

The three essays included in the collection are:

  • “Ktaadn and the Maine Woods”1
  • “Chesuncook”1
  • “The Allegash and East Branch”1

These narratives detail Thoreau’s experiences with his guides and provide extensive observations on the history, flora, and fauna of the regions he visited.1