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Proverbs / Renaissance Cafe / Local country stores

Origin of proverbs; Renaissance Cafe in Hardwick; importance of Vermont's country stores.

04/26/1995

Points North

Proverbs / Renaissance Cafe / Local country stores

4/26/1995 | 27m 8sVideo has Closed Captions

Origin of proverbs; Renaissance Cafe in Hardwick; importance of Vermont's country stores.

An interview with Dr. Wolfgang Mieder, UVM language professor and world expert on the origin and use of proverbs; a visit to the Renaissance Cafe in Hardwick; and Tom Slayton considers the importance of Vermont's local country stores.

04/26/1995

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Points North

Proverbs / Renaissance Cafe / Local country stores

4/26/1995 | 27m 8sVideo has Closed Captions

An interview with Dr. Wolfgang Mieder, UVM language professor and world expert on the origin and use of proverbs; a visit to the Renaissance Cafe in Hardwick; and Tom Slayton considers the importance of Vermont's local country stores.

04/26/1995

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