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Title: America-America Letters - A Norwegian-American Family Correspondence
Author: Bjorn Gunnar Ostgard, editor; Donald Berg, translator
Format: Hardcover w/dustjacket, 161 pages
Illustrations: A few half-tone photographs
Size: 9 1/2" x 6 1/2"
Publisher: Norwegian-American Historical Association, MN, 2001
ISBN: 0877320926
In Very Good used condition. A little light dustjacket shelfwear, otherwise like new.
The author has compiled the family correspondence of the Aakers family, descendants of Knud Saavesen Aaker and his wife, Mari Larsdatter Haegtvedt, who emigrated from Upper Telemark to America in 1845. The correspondence begins in 1847 and ends in 1894. It thus covers a dramatic period of American history and relates through an exchange of letters the varied, deeply personal, and changing experiences of individual members of this immigrant family, some of whom have achieved great prominence within American society.
Author: Bjorn Gunnar Ostgard, editor; Donald Berg, translator
Format: Hardcover w/dustjacket, 161 pages
Illustrations: A few half-tone photographs
Size: 9 1/2" x 6 1/2"
Publisher: Norwegian-American Historical Association, MN, 2001
ISBN: 0877320926
In Very Good used condition. A little light dustjacket shelfwear, otherwise like new.
The author has compiled the family correspondence of the Aakers family, descendants of Knud Saavesen Aaker and his wife, Mari Larsdatter Haegtvedt, who emigrated from Upper Telemark to America in 1845. The correspondence begins in 1847 and ends in 1894. It thus covers a dramatic period of American history and relates through an exchange of letters the varied, deeply personal, and changing experiences of individual members of this immigrant family, some of whom have achieved great prominence within American society.
