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Perrin, Noel was born on September 18, 1927 in New York City. Son of Edwin Oscar and Blanche Browning (Chenery) Perrin.
(In the spring of 1991, Noel Perrin flew from Vermont to C...)
In the spring of 1991, Noel Perrin flew from Vermont to California to pick up his newly outfitted electric car, a former gas-guzzling Ford. It would not be easy, but Perrin planned to drive Solo--as the car was soon dubbed--home, a 3,100-mile drive. Here is the picturesque story of the trip--from Solo's struggle with gravity at Donner Pass to an encounter with a man with four electric cars in Rotterdam, New York.
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(The complete Trilogy of that great ole Vermont Farmer boo...)
The complete Trilogy of that great ole Vermont Farmer book (1) -3rd PrintingVG/G----Book (2 ) later printing VG/G----Book (3) Stated First edition VG/G Pre-owned Americana . Rural Triolgy
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(Two book set: First Person Rural / Second Person Rural: E...)
Two book set: First Person Rural / Second Person Rural: Essays and More Essays of a Sometime Farmer. FIRST PERSON RURAL: In these wry, elegantly written essays a New Yorker transplanted to rural Vermont chronicles the life and times of a "sometime farmer". Noel Perrin's witty ruminations range from making butter in the kitchen, finding the perfect fence post, raising sheep, and grading maple syrup to ways of selling hand-felled firewood to snobs on Park Avenue. Delightful illustrations by Stephen Harvard accompany the test. SECOND PERSON RURAL: In this delightful sequel to First Person Rural, Noel Perrin offers more graceful, witty ruminations on the country life. He writes admiringly, but without romanticizing, of the skills and savvy of native New England farmers and takes a gently sardonic look at city visitors on the lookout for the "picturesque". Perrin also muses in a more philosophical vein on the sorts of adjustments every transplanted city dweller must make in the country.
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(Essays discuss the experiences of an American student at ...)
Essays discuss the experiences of an American student at Cambridge, New York City in the nineteenth century, the treatment of dogs in seventeenth-century Japan, changing styles of rhetoric, the Latin names of American Catholic dioceses, and other subjects.
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(One of four volumes of incisive essays on rural life that...)
One of four volumes of incisive essays on rural life that addresses not only the many how-to questions that bedevil country dwellers, but also the larger direction that life is taking on this planet. Perrin, a transplanted New Yorker and now a "real" Vermonter, candidly admits his early mistakes while giving concrete advice on matters such as what to do with maple syrup (other than put it on your pancakes), how to use a peavey, and how to replace your rototiller with a garden animal.
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(This is a significant story, and Perrin tells it marvelou...)
This is a significant story, and Perrin tells it marvelously well, with rich detail, captivating quotations from observers of the time, both Japanese and Western, and a wealth of revealing comparisons with contemporary technology, warfare, and life in Europe. This little book is both thought-provoking and a delight to read. Edwin O. Reischauer, Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan
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(A collection of essays on the practice and philosophy of ...)
A collection of essays on the practice and philosophy of country life explores the differences between country and city, and considers the problems all transplanted city-dwellers must deal with.
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environmental studies educator
Perrin, Noel was born on September 18, 1927 in New York City. Son of Edwin Oscar and Blanche Browning (Chenery) Perrin.
Bachelor of Arts, Williams College, 1949; Master of Arts, Duke U., 1950; Master of Literature, Cambridge U., 1958.
Copy boy, Daily News, New York City, 1950-1951; associate editor, Medical Economics, Oradell, New Jersey, 1953-1956; instructor, U. North Carolina Woman's College, Greensboro, 1956-1959; from instructor to Professor of English, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., 1959-1990; professor environmental studies, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., since 1991.
(This is a significant story, and Perrin tells it marvelou...)
(Essays discuss the experiences of an American student at ...)
(One of four volumes of incisive essays on rural life that...)
(A collection of essays on the practice and philosophy of ...)
(The complete Trilogy of that great ole Vermont Farmer boo...)
(In the spring of 1991, Noel Perrin flew from Vermont to C...)
(Two book set: First Person Rural / Second Person Rural: E...)
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Served to First lieutenant artillery Army of the United States, 1951-1952.
Married Nancy Hunnicutt, November 26, 1960 (divorced 1971). Children: Elisabeth, Amy. Married second AnnemariePrice, June 20, 1975 (divorced 1980).
Married Anne Spencer Lindbergh, December 26, 1988 (deceased 1993).