First published over 60 years ago, Adrian Bell's classic tale of country life describes a working apprenticeship on a farm at Weston Colville.

Corduroy

Literature & Fiction

Adrian Bell

Contemporary

Penguin Books, Ltd.

<p>These volumes comprise Bell's celebrated trilogy of novelized memoirs set in the West Suffolk countryside between the two World Wars. The lasting fascination of all three books lies in the contrast between the natural hopefulness of their young author and the economic hopelessness of the scene to which he has committed his life. "A fine and delightful achievement."--The Times (London)<br><br>Adrian Bell was a journalist on the Observer before becoming a farmer in East Anglia.</p>

Corduroy (Twentieth Century Classics)

History

Europe

Oxford University Press

Silver Ley (Twentieth Century Classics)

A countryman's notebook (The Suffolk library)

Boydell Press

Adrian Bell's travels through East Anglia and lowland Britain capture the character of the countryside before modern agriculture altered the landscape and changed forever the way we eat and live.

Men and the Fields

Alan Sutton

Only for Three Months : Basque Children in Exile

Mousehold Press

Viva La Vuelta!: The Story of Spain's Great Bike Race

Lucy Fallon

Cordee

Corduroy (Slightly Foxed Editions)

Slightly Foxed Limited

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