Hunting Without a gun, and Other Papers by Rowland E. Robinson. With Illus. by Rachael Robinson
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Rowland Evans Robinson was once one of Vermont's most celebrated authors, gaining renown for his vivid portrayals of nature and rural farm life. Despite a progressive vision impairment that eventually led to blindness, he continued to write, supported by his wife. His literary legacy lies in his authentic depiction of country living and the rhythms of agricultural existence.
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