Eras of Sound That Have Gone Into Oblivion
Henry Beston laments lost sounds from history in an Atlantic Monthly piece. He catalogs war chariots oars galley bells Gothic bells Renaissance artillery and early coaches, then anticipates modern noise fading. He envisions a dry electrical tick as the ultimate contemporary sound.
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