This delightful text contains a collections of essays on rural themes, written by the American essayist and novelist, Donald Grant Mitchell. A wonderful compendium of writings that are sure to appeal to lovers of rural and nature writing, 'My Farm Of Edgewood: A Country Book' constitutes a must-have addition to collectors of Mitchell's wonderful work. The sections of this book include: The Search and Finding; Taking Reins in Hand – Around the House, My Bees, Clearing Up, What to do With the Farm, Dairying, Laborers, A Sunny Frontage, Farm Building, The Cattle; Crops and Profits – The Hill Land, The Farm Flat, An Illustration of Soiling; and more. Donald Grant Mitchell (1822 - 1908) was an American essayist and novelist, whose most notable works include 'Reveries of a Bachelor' (1850) and 'Doctor Johns' (1866). This text was originally published in 1888, and is proudly republished here complete with a new introduction.
