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The Everglades: river of grass

by Marjory Stoneman Douglas · Brought up by 1 person on 1 podcast

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And she was a really good writer and she wrote a book called The Everglades River of Grass which is it's a great title or whatever but it was apparently a very popular book that that changed people's attitudes toward the Everglades it wasn't like this isn't something to Be Tamed.
Josh Clark · Stuff You Should Know · Apr 2024 Listen at 23:32

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And she was a really good writer and she wrote a book called 'The Everglades: River of Grass,' which is a great title or whatever, but it was apparently a very popular book that changed people's attitudes toward the Everglades.
On the show Stuff You Should Know · Apr 2024

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Josh Clark and she was a really good writer and she wrote a book called The Everglades River of Grass which is it's a… 1
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“and she was a really good writer and she wrote a book called The Everglades River of Grass which is it's a great title or whatever but it was apparently a very popular book that that changed people's attitudes toward the Everglades it wasn't like this isn't something to Be Tamed”
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“And she was a really good writer and she wrote a book called 'The Everglades: River of Grass,' which is a great title or whatever, but it was apparently a very popular book that changed people's attitudes toward the Everglades.”