Miraculously builded in our hearts: a Dartmouth reader

About the Book This Reader, addressed particularly to Dartmouth graduates, students, and friends, will also appeal to others interested in the history of higher education in America. While preparing this volume, the editors write, we developed fresh appreciation for that peculiar slice of humankind known as the men and women of Dartmouth, who in Hanover learn to analyze the verse of Milton, explore fluid dynamics, wrestle with Lu Xun, confront Aquinas, discover radiogenic isotope geochemistry, climb Moosilauke, build their own kayaks, sharpen an ax with a dual-grip handstone, and slip across a snowy campus on cross-country skis to an early morning class on Flaubert. About the Electronic Publication This electronic publication of Miraculously Builded in Our Hearts was made possible with the permission of the authors. University Press of New England created the PDF file from a scanned copy of the book. Rights Information Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License © Trustees of Dartmouth Collegehttps://digitalcommons.dartmouth.edu/legacy/1007/thumbnail.jp

Dooryard. My Maine: Earnest Goes to Camp

David M. Shribman, executive director of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pulitzer Prize winner from the Boston Globe, and former political correspondent for the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, recounts his summers spent as a youth at Camp Winnebago, a Maine summer camp on the shore of Lake Echo in Fayetteville. Also included are excerpts of letters he wrote home to his parents. [illustration