Vanishing America: In Pursuit of Our Elusive Landscapes by James Conaway - 2007-09-28

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US: Shoemaker Hoard Publishers, 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. 8vo - over 7. Shoemaker Hoard Publishers, 2007. First Edition. Hardcover Book in Fine Condition with a Very Good Dust Jacket. Fine navy half cloth with gilt titles, ivory boards, tight and solid, internals pristine. Landscape journalism at its best, portraying an America that is in need of protection of its landscapes, of its lands and structures. The rich American landscape, natural and cultural, is being threatened and in some cases wiped away completely by "progress" and other forms of devastation. Journalist James Conaway takes to the road exploring places, people and traditions that are currently challenged by social and physicsl change. He understands that exploding population and gigantic industry will change the beauty of America's landscape, but asks why does the change so often produce an eyesore to replace vanished beauty? He detects a destructive American lust for the ugly at work. "A… Read More