...only righteous thing to do with the people's parks is to destroy them bit by bit as they are able. Their arguments are curiously like those of the devil,...Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery going to waste. Few of their statements are even partly true, and all are misleading. Thus, Hetch Hetchy, they say,...

...righteous thing to do with the people's parks is to destroy them bit by bit as they are able. Then - arguments are curiously like those of the devil, devised...Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery going to waste. Few of their statements are even partly true, and all are misleading. Thus, Hetch Hetchy, they say,...

...only righteous thing to do with the people's parks is to destroy them bit by bit as they are able. Their arguments are curiously like those of the devil,...for the destruction of the first garden — so much 289 of the very best Eden fruit going to waste; so much of the best Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery...

...of bad arguments to prove that the only righteous thing for Hetch-Hetchy is its destruction. These arguments are curiously like those of the devil devised...going to waste, so much of the best Tuolumne water. Very few of their statements are even partly true, and all are misleading. Thus, HetchHetchy, they...

...only righteous thing to do with the people's parks to' to destroy them bit by bit as they are able. Their arguments are curiously like those of the devil,...Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery going to waste. . . . These temple destroyers, devotees of ravaging commercialism; seem to have a perfect contempt...

...the only righteous thing to do with the peoples parks Is to destroy them bit by bit as they are able. Their arguments are curiously like those of the devil...going to waste; so much of the best Tuolumne water and Tuolunv ne scenery going to waste . . . These temple destroyers, devotees of ravaging commercialism;...

...Hetchy Valley," Muir refuted, one by one, all the arguments for damming the valley, likening them to "those of the devil, devised for the destruction of the first garden" (Yosemite 715). Throughout the essay he posed the question starkly as one of good vs. evil, portraying...

...completely on their heads, listen to John Muir attack the dam's defenders. "Their arguments," he wrote, "are curiously like those of the devil, devised for...best Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery going to waste."1" For Muir and the growing number of Americans who shared his views, Satan's home had become...

...likewise despoiled. Their arguments are curiously like those of the devil, devised for the destructk of the first garden - so much of the very best Eden fruit going to waste; so much the best Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery going to waste. (Mu 1912:256,257,260) at controlling the...

...completely on their heads, listen to John Muir attack the dam's defenders. "Their arguments." he wrote, "are curiously like those of the devil, devised for...best Tuolumne water and Tuolumne scenery going to waste."'0 For Muir and the growing number of Americans who shared his views, Satan's home had become...