About This Book
A series of letters by an emigrant woman recounts leaving home in Europe to cross the Atlantic and attempt life as a settler in the Muskoka bush. She describes the transatlantic voyage and sea-sickness, the overland journey, the hard work of clearing land and farming with scant capital, illness and domestic privations, encounters with neighbours and community occasions, practical anecdotes about bush travel and timber, and later reflections that include a wedding and a plea on behalf of poor emigrants.
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