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Residents of Kansas love their prairies, river bottoms, and buffalo wallows. And in spite of the difficulties of breaking sod (even building homes from the strips), planting in drought years, and neighbors miles away, these hardy pioneers stayed and wrote beautiful small love letters to their adopted country. This volume collects together some of t

Produktbeschreibung
Residents of Kansas love their prairies, river bottoms, and buffalo wallows. And in spite of the difficulties of breaking sod (even building homes from the strips), planting in drought years, and neighbors miles away, these hardy pioneers stayed and wrote beautiful small love letters to their adopted country. This volume collects together some of t
Autorenporträt
Linda Johnston began reading pioneer diaries in 1986 and never stopped. Though her own emigration to Kansas came 140 years after the accounts included in this book, she understood the apprehension of leaving home and friends for an unfamiliar place. Extensive archival research enabled her to present these writings in their historical context and to bring them into conversation with one another. Her background as an artist and naturalist gives a unique perspective on these 60 remarkable individuals who wrote of their hope amid hardship and challenges.