A Detailed Study Of The Exploration On The S.e. 1/4 Of The N.e. 1/4 Of Sec. 19, T. 47, R. 28, Minnesota (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179013251)

"A Detailed Study Of The Exploration On The S.e. 1/4 Of The N.e. 1/4 Of Sec. 19, T. 47, R. 28, Minnesota" offers a meticulously researched account of early exploration and settlement in a specific section of Minnesota. Written by Fanny Carter Edson, this study provides a snapshot of the challenges and experiences faced by pioneers as they surveyed and inhabited the American Midwest. While the title specifies a particular area, the themes explored resonate with broader narratives of westward expansion and the human endeavor to map and understand new territories.

This work is a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the detailed history of land exploration and settlement in the region. Edson's work captures the spirit of discovery and the practical realities of carving out a life in the developing landscapes of 19th-century Minnesota.

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