A Not Too Greatly Changed Eden

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The book explores the 1858 Philosophers' Camp at Follensby Pond, highlighting the interactions, relationships, and tensions among its notable participants. It delves into the meticulous preparations for the expedition, the experiences during the encampment, and the enduring impact of this gathering on philosophical thought and community. Through rich storytelling, it captures the essence of this unique event in the Adirondacks and its significance in the broader context of American intellectual history.