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Einstein commends Gandhi’s technique of civil disobedience, but upon inquiry from the Thoreau Society, Walter Harding discovers that Einstein had never read Thoreau.

Walter Harding writes to a paper to correct an editorial that Thoreau, not Gandhi, should be given credit for creating the idea of "Non-cooperation".

Written by Walter Harding after Gandhi’s death on how Gandhi used Thoreau’s works to spread his own message in India.

Geneseo hold a series of special events in Dr. Harding's honor.

A school newspaper article discusses Dr. Harding's history as a Thoreau scholar and announces a reception to commemorate his most recent publication and his hard work as a scholar and professor.

Harding made remarks to students encouraging protests, citing Nixon's obstinance.

A school newspaper article announces that Dr. Harding will be the first SUNY professor to receive an honorary Doctor of Letters degree.