In American literature there is perhaps no more rustic paradise, complete with the joys of simple, wholesome farm living, than the Connecticut farm in Albert Bigelow Paine's Dwellers in Arcady . Since it was first published in 1919, Dwellers has charmed, soothed and delighted generations of readers who sought respite from the madness and violence of modern life. With a new foreword and the restored illustrations of the great Thomas Fogarty, this edition of Dwellers in Arcady , like its predecessors, will carry you back ...
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In American literature there is perhaps no more rustic paradise, complete with the joys of simple, wholesome farm living, than the Connecticut farm in Albert Bigelow Paine's Dwellers in Arcady . Since it was first published in 1919, Dwellers has charmed, soothed and delighted generations of readers who sought respite from the madness and violence of modern life. With a new foreword and the restored illustrations of the great Thomas Fogarty, this edition of Dwellers in Arcady , like its predecessors, will carry you back to a gentler, sweeter, long-vanished world we shall never see again.
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