These Audio Cassettes are the personal diaries of women crossing America in covered wagons, told of the ingenuity, courage, bravery, loneliness, fear, boredom, excitement and danger they encountered. They were called "overlanders."
Margaret Frink's diary was a great discovery describing her observations of the cholera epidemic, the social encounters with the Indians who followed the wagons, and the cost of provisions along the way.
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"Learning by letters published in the newspapers that lumber was worth $400 per thousand in California, while it was worth only $3.00 in Indiana, Mr. Frink concluded to send the material for a small cottage by the way of Cape Horn."
Professional Reviews
Arizona Daily Star
"She was a disciplined diarist. Her information sounds dependable, her enthusiasm for the journey unfailing.
Borders Books
"Your audio book was chosen to be a staff pick of the month bu our assistant manager. I think your series, "Living Voices of the Past" is a great idea and I wish you luck with it."
Shawn Doyle
Arizona Daily Star
This book was chosen to be in the top 15 out of 200 reviewed in 1999
A book for every Muslim and everyone wishing to know about their way of life. The Diary of the Camp Manager at Mundihar following the South Asian Earthquake - October 2005. An account of life after the Earthquake in one of the largest of the 161 camp
