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Frontier lady of letters

A personal memoir of Ines Fraser whole life spanned the early gold mining days on the western frontier to the beginning of the manned space program. Ines Fraser made the best of an incredibly difficult existence with her husband Jack in the crude mining camps in borderland Arizona. Later, after her husband was horribly murdered, she raised her four children alone in San Diego during the Great Depression.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 192 pages

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