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Subtitle
City and society
Volume
1
Author(s)
Birger Dannevig
Year
1979
Publisher
Froland municipality
Pages
648
Source
BIBSYS

Contents

 Publisher's foreword      9
 Author's foreword   11
  
 BETWEEN INLAND AND COAST   15
  Southland without a coast   17
   
 THE VILLAGE BECOMES POPULATED    25
  The human basis of life   26
  Increasing settlement   31
  Trade journeys and good conditions   41
  The great symbol of prosperity   53
  Plague and death   55
   
 THE GREAT WEALTH OF NATURE    59
  How forestry became a main industry       60
  "The golden age of timber"   64
  "Farmer and shipowner"   75
  New forms of sales and distribution   81
  Better management, better forest   93
  The results of the initiative 100
  Wood in daily life 113
   
 AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY  125
  Ownership of the land 126
  The agricultural industry in the shadows 135
  Towards restructuring 139
  Agriculture's greatest time 147
  "The silent years" 159
  Important - but not like before 165
   
 THE THIRD NATURAL WEALTH  177
  On an old basis 178
  Iron ores 181
  Short-lived adventure in copper 187
  Apatite 194
  The new mining operation 200
   
 OF THE "WORK'S" SAGA  213
  Works and buildings 214
  A difficult beginning 216
  Under new management 220
  When Frolands Verk helped Grimstad forward 230
  Smith and the Lofthuus movement 233
  The golden years of the work 236
  Forsyningssituasjonen 1807-1814 245
  In the power of mortgage holders 249
  Big changes 255
   
 CHURCH AND PARISH LIFE  265
  New construction in a time of need 267
  The inventory 271
  The story of a rune stone 276
  Own parish - and new problems 278
  Rebuilds 281
  The village priests 291
  The development of church life 298
   
 WITH BOOKS AND PENAL  301
  On the background of the catechism 302
  A difficult road 305
  "Teachers change every year" 309
  The permanent schools 312
  Secondary schools and vocational schools 328
  The evolution to a central school 331
   
 COLLABORATION  337
  On foot and by hoof 338
  One hundred years of roadways 346
  Froland and the railway 361
  Car and car routes 369
  The car displaces the railway 379
  Post, telephone and telegraph 383
   
 AT THE SEA  451
  In war and in peace 452
   
 POPULATION NUMBER  459
  Rural people and emigrants 461
   
 BUILDING AND COUNTRYSIDE  471
  A village legend 472
  The development of self-government 475
  Health conditions 478
  Storemoen 486
  Drawings from herred and economy 491
  "Tax capacity is failing - - -" 499
  Hopelessness, resignation - - - - 503
  When the need is greatest - - - - 511
  Some municipal figures 513
  At the empties 518
  Grants and foundations 522
   
 BANKING AND TRADE  527
  Froland Sparebank 528
  The retail industry 539
   
 THE CRAFTSMAN IN THE RURAL COMMUNITY  547
  The professional grading 548
  Not enough skilled workers? 550
  Shoes and clothing 558
  Carpenters and joiners 567
  The many boat builders 573
  From combined professions to specialists 577
   
 THE ORGANIZED LEISURE MOVEMENT  585
  Extensive efforts 586
  The shooting clubs 587
  From shooting club to sport 595
  The early days of youth associations 601
  Big problems - but many joys 606
  The voluntary health service 612
  Peasant women's team 616
  From Salen to Nidarhall 619
  "Where the sun's rays don't reach - - -" 629
  The great leisure resources 638
   
 LIST OF SOURCES  643