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In New England Fields and Woods

Rowland Evans Robinson

Publisher: DigiCat

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In New England Fields and Woods is a captivating collection of essays that immerses readers in the natural beauty and profound simplicity of rural life in New England. Robinson's lyrical prose is rich with vivid imagery and keen observations, offering a keen psychological insight into the flora, fauna, and the human experience that shapes this region. Each piece draws on local folklore, history, and the cyclical rhythms of nature, presenting an evocative homage to the landscapes that define this quintessential American setting. Written during the late 19th century, Robinson's work reflects the burgeoning conservationist spirit and the growing importance of regional identity within the larger narrative of American literature. Rowland Evans Robinson was a dedicated naturalist and Vermont native whose intimate relationship with the land is palpable throughout his writings. Influenced by the Romantic movement and the Transcendentalists, Robinson's experiences as a farmer and his keen observations of rural life shaped his poignant reflections on nature and community. His deep appreciation for the New England wilderness, along with his advocacy for ecological preservation, resonates deeply in this collection. In New England Fields and Woods is essential reading for anyone interested in modern environmentalism, American literature, or the nuances of rural life. Robinson's eloquent prose invites readers to pause and reflect, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the often-overlooked beauty of the natural world.
Available since: 09/16/2022.
Print length: 116 pages.

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