Making History: A Century of Norwegian American Studies

$18.95

An anthology on a century of publishing Norwegian American Studies.

66 in stock

Category:

Description

Includes the following articles from Norwegian American Studies:

  • “Introduction: Who are We, Anyway? And Why Do Our Stories Matter? What 100 years of Norwegian-American Studies Has To Say” by Annette Atkins
  • “Health Conditions and the Practice of Medicine Among the Early Norwegian Settlers, 1825-1865” by Knut Gjerset and Ludvig Hektoen
  • “When America Called for Immigrants” by Halvdan Koht
  • “The Struggle Over Norwegian” by Einar Haugen
  • “The Scandinavian Immigrant Writer in America” by Dorothy Burton SkÃ¥rdal
  • “Scandinavian Migration to the Canadian Prairie Provinces, 1893-1914” by Kenneth O. Bjork
  • “Washington Posten: A Window on Norwegian American Urban Community” by Odd S. Lovoll
  • “Letters to Immigrants in the Midwest from the Telemark Region of Norway” by Øyvind T. Gulliksen
  • “Norwegian Immigrants and ‘Indianerne’ in the Landtaking, 1838-1862” by Betty A. Bergland
  • “At Work: A Study of Norwegian Immigrants and Their Work Clothing” by Carol Colburn and Laurann Gilbertson
  • “Norwegian Baking on the Prairie, 1851-1859: The Transition to Wheat Flour and Leavened Bread Seen Through the Letters, Diary Entries, and Recipes of Linka Preus, Elisabeth Koren, and Caja Munch” by Marika Josephson