The Troubled Roar of the Waters: Vermont in Flood and Recovery, 1927-1931 (Revisiting New England: the New Regionalism)

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Total damage in 1927-1931 book state resulting from The Troubled Roar of the Waters: Vermont in Flood and Recovery flood was estimated a $35, (approximately $, in dollars—see ). In the days following the flood’s abatement, Vermont was widely praised for its recovery efforts.

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The U.S. Geological Survey estimated 53% of the state received more than six inches of rain, with the greatest recorded amount being inches in Somerset, Vermont, caused rivers throughout the state to flood.

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Clifford (pp. In the bigger picture, the flood of '27 moved Vermont from independence to interdependence. That is the basic story told with perceptive analysis in the pre-Irene book “'The Troubled Roar of the Waters': Vermont in Flood and Recovery, ” It was published in by the University Press of New England as part of a series.

Deborah Clifford (in memoriam) was an author and independent scholar who wrote three biographies of 19th-century New England women, including The Passion of Abby Hemenway: Memory, Spirit, and the Making of History; as well as The Troubled Roar of the Waters: Vermont in Flood and Recovery, “The Troubled Roar of the Waters” Vermont in Flood and Recovery, A timely look at the Vermont flood of as a window on the history of America in the s: Clifford, Deborah Pickman and Nicholas R.

Clifford. The Troubled Roar of the Waters: Vermont in Flood and Recovery, by Deborah and Nicholas Clifford was recently released and reviewed in the October 19th edition of the Valley News. The Cliffords view the natural disaster within the context of Vermont society and the image that society had nationally.

resulting high stream runoff put this flood in the same league as the largest floods in Vermont’s recorded history, such as the flood and the hurricane/flood. Many streams had record peak flows. • Erosion of stream beds and banks was extensive and resulted in severe risks to lives and infrastructure.

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A little Vermont schoolhouse washed away in the flood became an inspiring symbol of the state’s resilience when schoolchildren around the country sent in their pennies to replace it.

A wealthy woman made a big donation as well, but that oversight wasn’t corrected until later. Flood The Great Flood was one of [ ]. Deborah and Nick Clifford coauthored The Troubled Roar of the Waters: Vermont in Flood and Recovery, – (), which won the Richard Hathaway Award from the Vermont Historical Society.

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Troubled Roar of the Waters: Vermont in Flood and Recovery, " Clifford offers the perspective of time, and why today’s Irene commentaries and documents are not yet the historical record, but the raw materials that historians will use generations from now to create a complete picture of the storm’s effect on : Jane Lindholm.

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