Woman On the American Frontier
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Spaulding, were among the earliest to respond to the appeal. In 1836 they crossed thecontinent, scaled the Rocky Mountains, and penetrated to the heart of thewild region which was to be the scene of their heroic labors, crowned atlength by a martyr's death.
Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. Spaulding, it should be remembered, were the firstwhite women that ever crossed that mighty range which nature seems to haveintended as a barrier against the aggressive westward march of theAnglo-Saxon race.
Strong inde...ed must have been the impelling motive which carried these twoweak women over that rugged barrier!
Mr. And Mrs. Gray, Mr. And Mrs. Clark, Mr. And Mrs. Littlejohn, Mr. AndMrs. Smith, and the Lees came next, pursuing their toilsome march over thesame mountain ranges, and closely behind them came Mr. And Mrs. Griffin andMr. And Mrs. Munger.
The story of the adventures and difficulties passed through by thesemissionary bands in forcing their way over the mountains, would fillvolumes. Their way lay sometimes over almost inaccessible crags, and atothers, through gloomy and tangled forests, and as they descended, the snowincreased in depth, and they felt the effects of the increasing cold verykeenly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spaulding, were among the earliest to respond to the appeal. In 1836 they crossed thecontinent, scaled the Rocky Mountains, and penetrated to the heart of thewild region which was to be the scene of their heroic labors, crowned atlength by a martyr's death.
Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. Spaulding, it should be remembered, were the firstwhite women that ever crossed that mighty range which nature seems to haveintended as a barrier against the aggressive westward march of theAnglo-Saxon race.
Strong inde...ed must have been the impelling motive which carried these twoweak women over that rugged barrier!
Mr. And Mrs. Gray, Mr. And Mrs. Clark, Mr. And Mrs. Littlejohn, Mr. AndMrs. Smith, and the Lees came next, pursuing their toilsome march over thesame mountain ranges, and closely behind them came Mr. And Mrs. Griffin andMr. And Mrs. Munger.
The story of the adventures and difficulties passed through by thesemissionary bands in forcing their way over the mountains, would fillvolumes. Their way lay sometimes over almost inaccessible crags, and atothers, through gloomy and tangled forests, and as they descended, the snowincreased in depth, and they felt the effects of the increasing cold verykeenly.
What to read after Woman On the American Frontier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler William Worthington to read onlineMoreLess
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