An edition of Hearts undaunted (1917)

Hearts undaunted

a romance of four frontiers

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An edition of Hearts undaunted (1917)

Hearts undaunted

a romance of four frontiers

Eleanor Stackhouse Atkinson (1863 – 1942) was born in Rensselaer, Indiana, taught school in Indianapolis and Chicago, and wrote for the Chicago Tribune.

This story follows the forward movement of the frontier from northern New York to Chicago. The heroine, Eleanor Lytle, spends her childhood as a captive among the Indians. As a little girl of three, she attracts the attention of Chief Cornplanter, who kidnaps her and makes her an honored member of his tribe. She is grown to young womanhood before she is returned to her sorrowing mother. To make up to her for the years of suffering, Eleanor marries the man who is her mother’s choice, but later, after his death, she marries one she loves and goes westward with him, as a pioneer to the new frontier.
– Book Review Digest

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PZ3.A875 H

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354 p. :

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OL7227626M
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heartsundauntedr00atkirich
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17031031

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