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Denver 2006 Softcover 1st Paperback Edition; Second Printing Very Good 9781932961362. 8vo 8"-9" tall; 230 pages; Fiction acf black/white, gold fictcat.
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1932961364 Product Description From the heartlands of the 1880s Upper Midwest comes a morality tale of survival and destiny. About the Author Lloyd Zimpel was born and raised
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in the Upper Midwest. He now lives in San Francisco, where for many years he worked for the California Fair Employment Practice Commission. He is the recipient of an NEA fiction fellowship and the author of a previous novel, Meeting the Bear, as well as numerous short stories.
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2007 Paperback New 1932961364 Product Description From the heartlands of the 1880s Upper Midwest comes a morality tale of survival and destiny. About the Author Lloyd Zimpel
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The patriarch Gerhardt Praeger, a farmer of some education and experience, understands the mixture of hard work, ingenuity, ethic, grace, and sturdiness of spirit required to settle the hard territory of the Dakotas. He, along with his wife and seven sons, must constantly face natural disasters and manmade challenges to carve out their holdings in an unforgiving land that has defeated so many of their neighbors, sending them home to their families back East. Praeger believes God will provide sufficiently, if not in abundance, to those who can resist the twin challenges of pride and greedy over-reaching. But his exasperating new neighbor, the bold Beidermann, stirs both his envy and curiosity to test Praeger's moral