The New England farmer life and its ideals
A historical essay argues that New England farming, though once idealized as noble and close to heaven, has deteriorated due to labor intensification, neglect of mothers, isolation, routine, and lack of social life. It contrasts urban and rural life, urges humane homes, scientific farming, and sociable communities to restore virtue and vitality in farming families.
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