Foot Notes; or, Walking as a Fine Art [Footnotes]

viii, 330 pp. A meditation on the merits of walking, by a member of the Oneida Community, a utopian society founded by John Noyes. In his preface, Barron acknowledges the similarity of his work to that of Thoreau and even, though he denies being a Spiritualist, suggests that Thoreau may have guided his hand in the composition of this book.