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John McPhee’s The Control of Nature: Atchafalaya

Posted on 8 September 200528 December 2018

John McPhee’s classic essay, The Control of Nature: Atchafalaya is now available online at The New Yorker’s web archive.

John McPhee’s classic essay, The Control of Nature: Atchafalaya is now available online at The New Yorker’s web archive.

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