Then Comes a Wind
A Novel
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Then Comes a Wind
Narrated by:
Richard Stephen Scheideman
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Narrated by:
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Richard Stephen Scheideman
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R J Stewart
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Set in 1907, this book tells the story of the Sutton family, who with hope arrived to make a new home in the barren Sand Hills country of western Nebraska.
Will Sutton and his family settle with intentions of satisfying the requirements of the Kincaid Act of 1904, which would grant them outright ownership to a section of land if they could "prove up" - demonstrate that they had lived on, made improvements to, and worked the land for five years?
The elements are harsh, and the family suffers deep losses. As if that weren't enough, the Suttons also are confronted by men who resent the newcomers and design to take their land by fraud, intimidation, and conspiracy.
©2015 Ronald J Stewart (P)2021 Ronald J Stewart
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