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Interesting list … I’ll check them out.
I haven’t seen Eliot Coleman’s book, but I remember that he was a close friend for many years, and lived nearby, Helen and Scott Nearing, who were the real back-to-the-land organic and raw foodists. They began in 1937 or abouts, in Vermont, and in the 1950′s moved to Harborside, Maine. Their book “Living the Good Life” describes a life of subistence farming and social consciousness, spirituality. They were mentors for the counter culture of the ’60s.