"To and Through Nebraska" by Frances I. Sims Fulton is an account of a journey westward, chronicling the author's move with the Nebraska Mutual Aid Colony from Pennsylvania to Nebraska in the 19th century. The story follows the colonists as they leave behind their homes and families, driven by a desire for land and a better future in the West. The author emphasizes the emotional challenges and shows the group’s camaraderie, as well as their hopeful outlook in the face of the unknown. The narrative captures the mix of hope and uncertainty as they encounter Nebraska’s landscape, highlighting the resilience of these pioneers as they embrace the challenges of new life.
To and Through Nebraska
By Frances I. Sims Fulton
Driven by dreams of land ownership, a group of colonists journey west, facing both the hardships and allure of frontier life.
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