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Rose, Hilda: 1880-1967. Illinois schoolteacher; contracted tuberculosis and went to the mountains of the American West for her health; married a farmer 28 years older; after years of drought and defeat, migrated with their nine-year-old son to the Peace River district, 1918; died at Fort Vermilion ( Edmonton Journal , July 8, 1967). // A series of letters written to friends between 1919 and 1927, and first published in Atlantic Monthly in 1927. About one-third of the book deals with her Canadian experience. Also published, Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1931; s.l.: s.n., 1935.
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History, Local--Alberta--Fort Vermillion · Settling the West--Pioneer Life · American immigrants · Immigrants--United States · Immigrants--États-Unis · Farmers · Agriculteurs · Frontier and pioneer life · Vie des pionniers · Letters