Forest Life, by the Author of 'a New Home'

Kirkland's memoir of her life in the forests of Michigan provides a fascinating glimpse into the ruggedness and beauty of early American frontier life. From encounters with wild animals to the joys of taming the land and building a home, Kirkland's experiences paint a vivid picture of a bygone era. This work is sure to capture the imaginations of readers interested in early American history and the wilderness.

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