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And The Final Chapter In The History Of The Human Race

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The Nature Of Home: Taking Root In A Place,New Toson Shimazaki And The Final Chapter InAs Long As Humans Have Been Around, Weve Had To Move In Order To Survive. So Arises That Most Universal And Elemental Human Longing For Home, And So Begins Greta Gaards Exploration Of Just Precisely What It Means To Be At Home In The World. Gaard Journeys Through The Deserts Of Southern California, Through The High Sierras, The Wind River Mountains, And The Northern Cascades, Through The Wildlands And Waterways Of Washington And Minnesota, Through