Covered Wagon Women: 1851 3 hours of unabridged adventure on two cassettes In the female experience of the westward journey, endurance rather than adventure predominated. If you wonder where you will get your courage when needed, listen to your ancestors relate their experiences defending themselves against Indian attacks, tornadoes, wagon accidents and many other surprise adventures. Reviews & Excerpts below...

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FROM COVERED WAGON WOMEN, 1851 LEARN

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"Also highly recommended is the Beverly's Ltd. audiobook production Covered Wagon Women: Diaries and Letters From The Western Trails, 1850." The Midwest Book Review

"I like all of your tapes because of the historical interest and also to hear how women struggled and survived in the past." Ruth Langley, California

"I recommend every American listen to Covered Wagon Women and get a taste of what made this country so great." Dallas McPheeters, Colorado

"The diary presents a portrait of the kind of person who would venture on and could succeed at such a dangerous enterprise." Kliatt Magazine

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Diaries and Letters from the Western Trails, 1851, editted and compiled by kenneth L. Holmes, by permission of the University of Nebraska Press, Copyright 1984 by Kenneth L. Holmes

The Diary of Lucia Williams and the Epilogue of Esther Lockhart of their trip from Ohio to Oregon are narrated by Jane Merrifield-Beecher, actor.

The Diary of Jean Rio Baker, a Mormon who traveled from Liverpool by Windjammer and by Prairie Schooner to Salt Lake City, is performed by Georgia Goodwin, actor.

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Recorded at Allusion Studios, Tucson, Arizona