You\u27ve seen her in a hundred books, movies, and television programs: the madonna of the prairie. But how much of the image of the frontier woman is accurate, and how much is the product of a curious alliance between Victorian ideals of womanhood and the public relations rhetoric of booster-minded Midwestern hamlets? In The Female Frontier, Glenda Riley seeks to unveil the true frontier woman of the prairies and the Great Plains; and although her book is not consistently satisfying, it does much to correct the most persistent myths of the frontier woman while pointing to areas for further research
If this book suffers from anything it\u27s too much enthusiasm for its subject. Joyce Roach sets out...
This striking collection of quotes by and pictures of Canadian prairie women resulted from several y...
Focusing on the history of North Dakota farm women from the years of settlement and community-buildi...
You\u27ve seen her in a hundred books, movies, and television programs: the madonna of the prairie....
Glenda Riley, professor of history at the University of Northern Iowa, has long been interested in d...
Glenda Riley\u27s book offers the reader an absorbing account of the life-styles of Iowa frontierswo...
In Prairie Women: Images in American and Canadian Fiction, Carol Fairbanks has taken materials suita...
Review of: Prairie Women: Images in American and Canadian Fiction. Fairbanks, Carolyn
This book makes a simple, but important, point and proves it on the basis of painstaking research: p...
When Professor Myres began the research for this survey of women in the American West, many historia...
The book is disappointing, however, in at least two respects. Although Cordier asserts that the wome...
Historians of the women\u27s west have centered their analysis around the extent to which Victorian ...
Despite over thirty years having elapsed since Joan Jensen and Darlis Miller, in The Gentle Tamers ...
In this update of her 1984 book, Women and Indians on the Frontier, 1825-1915, Glenda Riley has prov...
Review of: "Women of the Northern Plains: Gender and Settlement on the Homestead Frontier, 1870–1930...
If this book suffers from anything it\u27s too much enthusiasm for its subject. Joyce Roach sets out...
This striking collection of quotes by and pictures of Canadian prairie women resulted from several y...
Focusing on the history of North Dakota farm women from the years of settlement and community-buildi...
You\u27ve seen her in a hundred books, movies, and television programs: the madonna of the prairie....
Glenda Riley, professor of history at the University of Northern Iowa, has long been interested in d...
Glenda Riley\u27s book offers the reader an absorbing account of the life-styles of Iowa frontierswo...
In Prairie Women: Images in American and Canadian Fiction, Carol Fairbanks has taken materials suita...
Review of: Prairie Women: Images in American and Canadian Fiction. Fairbanks, Carolyn
This book makes a simple, but important, point and proves it on the basis of painstaking research: p...
When Professor Myres began the research for this survey of women in the American West, many historia...
The book is disappointing, however, in at least two respects. Although Cordier asserts that the wome...
Historians of the women\u27s west have centered their analysis around the extent to which Victorian ...
Despite over thirty years having elapsed since Joan Jensen and Darlis Miller, in The Gentle Tamers ...
In this update of her 1984 book, Women and Indians on the Frontier, 1825-1915, Glenda Riley has prov...
Review of: "Women of the Northern Plains: Gender and Settlement on the Homestead Frontier, 1870–1930...
If this book suffers from anything it\u27s too much enthusiasm for its subject. Joyce Roach sets out...
This striking collection of quotes by and pictures of Canadian prairie women resulted from several y...
Focusing on the history of North Dakota farm women from the years of settlement and community-buildi...