Publisher's Synopsis
As a pioneer in the field of oral history, Theodore C. Blegen collected and preserved the stories of countless individuals who lived and worked in the Upper Midwest. In this poignant and insightful book, Blegen presents a collection of recordings and transcripts that capture the rich tapestry of life in the land of 10,000 lakes.
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