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Tales and Trails of Wakarusa

By Alexander Miller Harvey

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover a forgotten era where settlers and indigenous peoples shaped the landscape of Kansas, building a community amid hardship and mystery.

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2011-03-06
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Summary

"Tales and Trails of Wakarusa" by Alexander Miller Harvey is a journey into the heart of the early Wakarusa Valley, revealing the interconnected lives of pioneers and Native Americans through engaging stories and historical insights. The experiences of the Sac and Fox Indians as they adapt to new surroundings, as well as the journey of families like the Newcomers as they put down roots, are vividly portrayed. Readers see the passage of time through the eyes of William Lynn, an older character who reflects on decades of transformation in his community. Through recounting stories such as building projects, community celebrations, and eerie encounters, the book captures the mix of struggles, triumphs, and the strong sense of togetherness that defined this era in the Wakarusa Valley.

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