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== Mrs. A. M. Green’s account of Frontier Life, 1887 == | == Mrs. A. M. Green’s account of Frontier Life, 1887 == | ||
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| + | I think that Mrs. A. M. Green’s account of frontier life is really touching because it is probably an example of what so many other women were going through. Although some probably had the sense of adventure to want to go exploring out west, I’m sure many were perfectly fine staying in the east with their families. Green’s sadness but resolve to put on a happy face for her husband is an example of how women were the rock of their families and despite severe emotional turmoil, they were forced to overcome it and remain the strong person that would hold the family together. - Angie | ||
== Violet Cragg, Ex-Slave and Former Army Nurse, requests an Army Pension, 1908 == | == Violet Cragg, Ex-Slave and Former Army Nurse, requests an Army Pension, 1908 == | ||
