Nothing Daunted: The Unexpected Education of Two Society Girls in the West
"Nothing Daunted" is a historical account of the author Dorothy Wickenden's grandmother, Dorothy Woodruff, and her friend Rosamond Underwood, who left their comfortable East Coast lives in 1916 to become teachers in the untamed wilds of Colorado, encountering rugged landscapes, an eclectic mix of settlers, and life-changing experiences.
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