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Olmsted
[ ohm-stid, -sted ]
noun
- Frederick Law, 1822–1903, U.S. landscape architect.
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Olmsted takes it upon himself to draft guidelines for curation of the virgin valley.
Olmsted returned to New York, and “his splendid Yosemite analysis went into his files.”
The first box, set to launch this November, is curated by Zwann Grays, who works as the wine expert at the Olmsted and Maison Yaki restaurants in Brooklyn.
Olmsted gives a price list which was handed him by a dealer; that was in 1853.
Olmsted saw no resource but gradual emancipation with suitable training.
Taking up again the religious instruction of the slaves, Olmsted found "that there were widely different practices in that State."
Olmsted says: 'I much doubt if the harvest demand of the principal cotton districts of Mississippi adds five per cent.
In 1853 Olmsted made a famous journey through the seaboard States, holding up his mirror to the life of the South in slavery days.
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