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Hart argues that the New Testament condemns not only wealth but virtually all private possession.

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This is a book about war, about inhumane acts, about personal and institutional instincts of self-preservation.

Three recent books on Thoreau, prompted by the the 200th anniversary of his birth, deepen our understanding of him.