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200 14$aThe Last of the Husbandmen$b[electronic resource] $eA Novel of Farming Life
210   $aAthens, OH $cOhio University Press$d2014
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330   $a"Nan turned to see Ben's face turn as hard and white as a sauerkraut crock. When he did not respond, Nan figured that he was just going to back off as he usually did, the shy and retiring husbandman. She did not know her history. She did not know that shy and retiring husbandmen have been known to revolt against oppression with pitchforks drawn."  - The Last of the Husbandmen  In The Last of the Husbandmen, Gene Logsdon looks to his own roots in Ohio farming life to depict the personal triumphs and tragedies,clashes and compromises, and abiding human character of American farming families and communities
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