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| 1 | Some Were Captured by Indians | 1 |
| Cynthia Ann Parker | ||
| Fanny Kelly | ||
| The German Sisters | ||
| 2 | Some Were Dedicated | 36 |
| Mary Richardson Walker | ||
| The Sisters of Providence | ||
| 3 | Some Came to Work - and Marry | 53 |
| Mercer's Belles | ||
| 4 | Some Were Protected | 58 |
| Harriet Sanders | ||
| 5 | Some Married Badmen | 76 |
| Electa Plummer | ||
| Maria Virginia Slade | ||
| 6 | Some Were Rebels | 85 |
| Dr. Bethenia Owens-Adair | ||
| 7 | Some Followed Adventure | 100 |
| Isabella Bird | ||
| Elizabeth Custer | ||
| 8 | Some Were Idealists | 129 |
| Catherine Weldon | ||
| 9 | Some Lived Far from Town | 137 |
| Nannie Alderson | ||
| Grace Snyder | ||
| Postscript | ||
| Bibliography | ||
| Index |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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James Obrien
reviewed Some Went West on February 17, 2014
Some Went West
I read this book at the behest of a friend of mine from Missouri. Not really my cup of tea. There were a few interesting stories about women who were captured by Indians and women who unwittingly married outlaws in the Old West, but overall I thought this book was kind of dry and disjointed. Sorry, Brother Shaner.
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