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Discover one of the last frontiers in the contiguous 48 states, which were heralded as a great agricultural Garden of Eden. A divergent ethnic composition, long and severe winters, a short growing season, and muskeg swamps intensified the problems of this isolated frontier. But the natural forest and abundance of waterpower helped shape the area's history. The author focuses on pioneers who settled within a 60 - 70 miles on the northern border of Minnesota in an area extending from Baudette on the west to Kettle Falls on the east. Realizing that this would be some of the last free land, the pioneers had hopes that were probably greater than on earlier frontiers.
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Tom Fleming
reviewed Koochiching: Pioneering along the Rainy River Frontier on September 30, 2014
Koochiching: Pioneering along the Rainy River Frontier
Emmy Werner uses primary sources, such as diaries, letters and personal accounts, to tell the story of pioneer children from diverse backgrounds who participated in the western migration in the United States from 1841-1865. The book includes a map, index, notes, and bibliography, as well as information about the location of the unique primary resources used in the book. Pioneer Children on The Journey West is appropriate for use with all middle school readers, and supports a range of opportunities for classroom discussion about immigration, geography, economic incentive, transportation, and the effects of modern convenience on relocation and travel.
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