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Poetry , Poetry
Open Form in American Poetry: Essays by Burton Hatlen
This collection includes an extensive bibliography and a gallery of color plates to illustrate Hatlen’s essay on Ezra Pound’s affinity to Pre-Raphaelite painters.
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Botany , Botany
Wildflowers of Maine Islands [Paperback] Glen H. Mittelhauser
392 pages, with an informative introductory section, scientific descriptions, a helpful glossary, a complete index, and many photographs
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Botany , University of Maine Press
Title [Paperback] Matt Arsenault; Glen H. Mittelhauser; Don Cameron; Alison C. Dibble; Arthur Haines; Sally C. Rooney and Jill E. Weber
Sedges are important components of Maine’s biodiversity and natural heritage. Over 25% of the sedge species in Maine are of conservation concern, yet sedges are ubiquitous in many habitats across the landscape. Proper identification of sedge species is an essential component of ecological studies such as wetland delineations, wetland functional assessments, natural resource inventories, site suitability assessments, ecological characterizations, land …
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University of Maine Press
Penobscot man: The life history of a forest tribe in Maine Speck, Frank Gouldsmith
The original 1940 edition of Frank Speck’s classic ethnographic study, with thirty additional photographs collected by the author and a new preface by anthropologist David Sanger
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University of Maine Press
Papa Martel; Robichaud, Gerard
Gerard Robichaud’s classic novel of Franco-American family life between World Wars in a warm and affecting family album of the fictional Martels of Groveton, Maine.
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University of Maine Press
Of Place and Gender: Women in Maine History [Hardcover] Marli F. Weiner
Fourteen essays on Maine women’s history. “Taken together, their stories enrich our understanding of Maine, of women, and of history”. Extensive bibliography & 43 illustrations.
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University of Maine Press
Now-A-Days [Paperback] Laura J. Curtis Bullard
A Marsh Island Reprint(University of Maine at Orono) of the 1854 T.L. Magagnos and Co. edition; “In this little volume, the authoress has endeavored to give a few faithful pictures of life, now-a-days; and, in doing this, she has painted always from nature…. Maine backwoods life she has, especially, aimed to make true to nature, as it is the first …
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Poetry , University of Maine Press
Northwords Poems Volume I [Paperback] Leonard Belasco and Ronald Nase
With forewords by Carroll Terrell and Robert Creeley this first volume from the Great Living Poets Institute offers multiple selections from 10 poets. This was one result of a workshop at the University of Maine at Orono campus. Some of the poets at the workshop included “Constance Hunting, Stephen Spender, May Sarton, Daniel Hoffman, Robert Creeley and Basil Bunting”.
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University of Maine Press
Northwest Greenland: A History [Hardcover] Vaughan, Richard
In Northwest Greenland, Richard Vaughan narrates for the first time the little-known history of Avanersuaq, “the place in the farthest north.” This small strip on the northwestern coast of Greenland has supported the most northerly human settlement on the globe, and remains one of the last frontiers on earth.
University of Maine Press
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