Lost Woods: The Discovered Writing of Rachel Carson

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Undersea -- My favorite recreation -- Fight for wildlife pushes ahead ; Chesapeake eels seek the Sargasso sea -- Ace of nature's aviators -- Road of the hawks -- An island I remember -- Mattamuskeet: a National Wildlife Refuge -- Memo to Mrs. Eales on Under the sea-wind -- Lost worlds: the challenge of the islands -- New York Herald-Tribune Book and Author Luncheon speech -- Jacket notes for the RCA Victor Recording of Claude Debussy's "La mer" -- National Symphony Orchestra speech -- Remarks at the acceptance of the National Book Award for Nonfiction -- Design for nature writing -- Mr. Day's dismissal -- Preface to the second edition of The sea around us -- Our ever-changing shore -- Four fragments from Carson's field notebooks -- The edge of the sea -- The real world around us -- Biological sciences -- Two letters to Dorothy and Stanley Freeman -- The lost woods. A letter to Curtis and Nellie Lee Bok -- Clouds -- Vanishing Americans -- To understand biology ; Preface to Animal machines -- A fable for tomorrow -- Women's National Press Club speech -- A new chapter to Silent spring -- Letter to Dr. George Crile, Jr. -- The pollution of our environment -- Letter to Dorothy Freeman Undersea -- My favorite recreation -- Fight for wildlife pushes ahead Chesapeake eels seek the Sargasso sea -- Ace of nature's aviators -- Road of the hawks -- An island I remember -- Mattamuskeet: a National Wildlife Refuge -- Memo to Mrs. Eales on Under the sea-wind -- Lost worlds: the challenge of the islands -- New York Herald-Tribune Book and Author Luncheon speech -- Jacket notes for the RCA Victor Recording of Claude Debussy's "La mer" -- National Symphony Orchestra speech -- Remarks at the acceptance of the National Book Award for Nonfiction -- Design for nature writing -- Mr. Day's dismissal -- Preface to the second edition of The sea around us -- Our ever-changing shore -- Four fragments from Carson's field notebooks -- The edge of the sea -- The real world around us -- Biological sciences -- Two letters to Dorothy and Stanley Freeman -- The lost woods. A letter to Curtis and Nellie Lee Bok -- Clouds -- Vanishing Americans -- To understand biology Preface to Animal machines -- A fable for tomorrow -- Women's National Press Club speech -- A new chapter to Silent spring -- Letter to Dr. George Crile, Jr. -- The pollution of our environment -- Letter to Dorothy Freeman