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Delphia

Adapting to the hard life around the turn of the 1900s in both Oklahoma and Texas was the legacy left by the author's grandmother, Delphia. Lois Scott, who serves as book editor for the "Victoria Advocate, used records and oral history left by her grandmother to weave a fascinating story of the hardships endured by women on the western and southwestern frontier.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 143 pages

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