The Farmer’s Boy

Description

The story of a farm boy and his adventures from New England is taken into account in all his exciting farm activities in the year’s four seasons. The Farmer’s Boy was written in the late 19th century.

The chapters include: Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Country Children in General.

He was known for writing, A Year in the Fields: Selections from the Writings of John Burroughs; An English Village; Artemus Ward’s Best Stories; Battleground Adventures: The Stories of Dwellers on the Scenes of Conflict in Some of the Most Notable Battles of the Civil War; Hudson Maxim: Reminisces and Comments; John Burrough Talks: His Reminisces and Comments as reported by Clifton Johnson; Mother Goose Rhymes; The District School as it was: By one who went to it; The Indigenous gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha; and Wonderful Deeds and Doings of Little Giant Boab and his Talking Raven Tabib.

Clifton was the illustrator of his Wonderful Deeds and Doings of Little Giant Boab and his Talking Raven Tabib.

He created the American Highways and Byways; Among English Hedgerows; Highways and Byways from the St. Lawrence to Virginia; Highways and Byways of California; Highways and Byways of the Great Lakes; Highways and Byways of the Pacific Coast; Highways and Byways of the Rocky Mountains; Highways and Byways of the South; Historic Hampshire in the Connecticut Valley: Happenings in a Charming Old New England County from the Time of the Dinosaur down to about 1900; History of Hampden County, Massachusetts, 1636 – 1936; New England; A Human Interest Geographical Reader; Old-time Schools and School-Books; The Brave Tin Soldier; The Country School; The Fox and The Little Red Hen; The Picturesque Hudson; The Picturesque St. Lawrence; The Story of Two Boys; The Trail of the Mormon; and What they say in New England; : a book of signs, sayings, and superstitions.
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