As thrilling as any of the famous author's tales of the cattle country is this of the wheat lands of the Northwest. For here is the same action, suspense, and vigor that have made Zane Grey's books loved by so many thousands of readers.
Kurt Dorn was born to battle. First, there was his father whose cupidity and obstinacy blocked him at every turn. Then there was his unbidden love for Lenore Armstrong, daughter of the wealthiest man in the district. And now there was immediate danger-with an organized band of lawless men attempting to ruin his wheat harvest. How Kurt leads a group of farmers against the menace, and how, through it, he solves many other problems, makes a stirring tale. -From the original book jacket
An often overlooked but redeeming masterpiece that combines regional agriculture and history, political unrest, wartime issues of identity, patriotism, fear and trauma, and the emerging validation of women as courageous, intelligent, and capable, The Desert of Wheat is well worth reading even now over 100 years since its first publication.
This re-publication includes commentary about Zane Grey and his impact on literature and the national psyche, as well as rare photos obtained by Richard Scheuerman whose unceasing passion for this subject matter, his background as a historian, educator, and farmer, as well as his relationships with other Zane Grey scholars has coalesced in a valuable annotation of the work.
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Zane Grey was an American author who wrote many popular novels. This book is in the public domain.
Richard Scheuerman is Seattle Pacific University professor emeritus of education and was raised on the family farm between the rural Palouse Country communities of Endicott and St. John. He graduated from Washington State University in 1973 with degrees in history and education and received advanced degrees from the Monterey Defense Language Institute (Russian), Pacific Lutheran University (history), and Gonzaga University (educational leadership). Throughout his thirty-five-year teaching career, Richard consulted with Columbia Plateau tribal elders who contributed to numerous research and writing projects. He has served on the Center for Native American Research and Collaboration Advisory Council at Washington State University and recently received the Northwest Historians Guild Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - As thrilling as any of the famous author's tales of the cattle country is this of the wheat lands of the Northwest. For here is the same action, suspense, and vigor that have made Zane Grey's books loved by so many thousands of readers.Kurt Dorn was born to battle. First, there was his father whose cupidity and obstinacy blocked him at every turn. Then there was his unbidden love for Lenore Armstrong, daughter of the wealthiest man in the district. And now there was immediate danger-with an organized band of lawless men attempting to ruin his wheat harvest. How Kurt leads a group of farmers against the menace, and how, through it, he solves many other problems, makes a stirring tale. -From the original book jacketAn often overlooked but redeeming masterpiece that combines regional agriculture and history, political unrest, wartime issues of identity, patriotism, fear and trauma, and the emerging validation of women as courageous, intelligent, and capable, The Desert of Wheat is well worth reading even now over 100 years since its first publication.This re-publication includes commentary about Zane Grey and his impact on literature and the national psyche, as well as rare photos obtained by Richard Scheuerman whose unceasing passion for this subject matter, his background as a historian, educator, and farmer, as well as his relationships with other Zane Grey scholars has coalesced in a valuable annotation of the work. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798989134397
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