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Released, October 3, 2007.

"The Fourteenth State", "A Biographical Novel of Ethan Allen",

by John P. Roach Jr.

With Statehood finally achieved, Ethan's brother Ira, created the First Land Grant College in the United States, known today as the University of Vermont.

A free preview of one chapter of each book is available on the website: jproach.org

The website also contains a direct link to the publisher for easy access to order either soft cover or hard cover versions for delivery.

Please enjoy the website.

Thank you,

John P. Roach Jr.

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Quick Facts

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Established: 1791

School Type: Public

President/Chancellor: Daniel M. Fogel

Location: Burlington, Vermont

Campus Size: 450 acres

Enrollment: 10,084 (8,784 undergraduate; 1,300 graduate)

Faculty: 1,231 (1,016 full-time; 215 part-time)

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Stadiums: Patrick Gymmasium (basketball)
Centennial Field (baseball, soccer)
Gutterson Fieldhouse (hockey)
Forbursh Natatorium (swimming)
Post Field (softball)
Moulton Winder Field (lacrosse, field hockey)

Colors: Gren and gold

Team Nickname: Catamounts

Conference(s): America East Conference

Homepage: http://www.uvm.edu

Athletic Homepage: http://www.uvm.edu/~sportspr/

Vermont Sports Network: http://www.catamountcountry.com

Biggest Vermont Sports Fan: Preston Junger, UVM Class of 2001

Local Radio: WVMT AM 620
WEAV 960 AM/WXZO 96.7 FM

Basketball Ranking: N/A

RPI Rating: 212

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