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1. www.sdpb.org › the-other-wilder-rose-wilder-laneThe Other Wilder: Rose Wilder Lane | SDPB

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   Mar 31, 2017 · All that well-known Little House woe was the stuff of young Rose’s childhood in Dakota. Diehard fans might recall some details from The First Four Years. There were brief interludes in Spring Valley, Minnesota where the family boarded with Almanzo’s family, and the Florida panhandle at the homestead of Laura’s uncle Peter.

2. fee.org › articles › the-ghost-of-the-little-house-aThe Ghost of the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Lane

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   Sep 1, 1994 · Rose’s mother was Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the beloved series of Little House books for children. It now appears that Rose had much more to do with the success of those books than has previously been acknowledged.

3. staging.cmsny.org › primo-explore › browseThe Ghost In The Little House Life Of Rose Wilder Lane ...

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   addresses the two most controversial issues for Wilder/Lane aficionados: how much did Lane actually contribute to the writing of the Little House books, and what was Wilder’s real attitude toward American Indians.

4. www.essentialscholars.org › sites › defaultRose Wilder Lane (1886–1968) - Essential Scholars

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   Rose Wilder Lane (1886–1968) By Dedra McDonald Birzer. Rose Wilder Lane based her analysis of human liberty on her experiences and observations across the United States—and across the globe. In 1943, her always adventurous life took an unexpected turn. Not only did she publish.

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   Aug 12, 2012 · In 1928, after living abroad for several years, Rose Wilder Lane returned to her childhood home on Rocky Ridge Farm. With proceeds from her writings Rose built her parents a modern house. The keys were presented to Laura and Almanzo at Christmas, and Rose continued to live in the white farmhouse.

6. www.theatlantic.com › entertainment › archiveLaura Ingalls Wilder’s Lessons About Frontier Life - The Atlantic

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   Sep 9, 2018 · Just over a century ago, Rose Wilder Lane wrote to her mother, Laura Ingalls Wilder, and suggested that she write about her memories growing up on the American frontier. At the time, Wilder...

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   Why did Rose Wilder Lane write Little House?

   • The author’s popular Little House books sought to challenge the way many Americans saw their country’s history, with deeply mixed results. Just over a century ago, Rose Wilder Lane wrote to her mother, Laura Ingalls Wilder, and suggested that she write about her memories growing up on the American frontier.

   Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Lessons About Frontier Life - The Atlantic

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   What was Rose Wilder Lane life like?

   • Rose Wilder Lane lived a full and colorful life. She thrived on intellectual challenges. She suffered heartbreak and hardships. She traveled widely. In 1965, under the sponsorship of the Defense Department, she was sent as a correspondent for Woman’s Day to Vietnam.

   The Ghost of the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Lane

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   Who was Rose Wilder Lane?

   • Rose Wilder Lane was born on December 5, 1886. She was a fascinating person. For most of her life she eked out a precarious livelihood as a freelance author, journalist, ghostwriter, and novelist. Yet her impact has been much greater than that of run-of-the-mill freelance authors, journalists, ghost-writers, and novelists.

   The Ghost of the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Lane

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   How old was Rose Wilder Lane when she died?

   • In fact, the magazine sent her to Vietnam as a reporter in 1965 at the age of 78 (Lane, 1965, December 29: 33, 93-94) and three years later, on the eve of her death, she had been scheduled to go on an around-the-world trip for Woman’s Day. Through her writings, Rose Wilder Lane did far more than plant the seeds of ideas.

   Rose Wilder Lane (1886–1968) - Essential Scholars

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8. susanalbert.com › wp-content › uploadsA Wilder Rose: Rose’s Biography - Susan Wittig Albert

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   A Wilder Rose: Rose’s Biography by Susan Wittig Albert. Rose Wilder Lane lived one of those hard -to-believe lives. She was born in 1886 in a Dakota Territory claim shanty to Laura and Almanzo Wilder. The family gave up Plains wheat farming because of illness and crop failures and made a series of moves: to Minn esota (where Rose’s photo was