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Walks and talks of an American farmer in England (Part 1 of 2)
Frederick Law Olmsted
Before he designed Central Park, Frederick Law Olmsted walked the farms of England to see what America could learn. In this first part he tramps the countryside, studying fields, hedges, livestock, and the rural life around him with a young farmer's keen practical eye. Travel writing rich in agricultural detail. Walk the English lanes with a future master.
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36 chapters
- 1WALKS AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN FARMER IN ENGLAND.
- 2PREFACE.
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4LIST OF CUTS,
- 5CHAPTER I.
- 6CHAPTER II.
- 7CHAPTER III.
- 8CHAPTER IV.
- 9CHAPTER V.
- 10CHAPTER VI.
- 11CHAPTER VII.
- 12CHAPTER VIII.
- 13CHAPTER IX.
- 14CHAPTER X.
- 15CHAPTER XI.
- 16CHAPTER XII.
- 17CHAPTER XIII.
- 18CHAPTER XIV.
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