Buckskin, Calico, and Lace: Oklahoma's Territorial Women
by Glenda Carlile
"Buckskin, Calico, and Lace: Oklahoma's Territorial Women" by Glenda Carlile. Hardcover, ISBN C-480221-0-3. This historical account explores the impactful roles of women in Oklahoma's territorial history. Good condition, no dust jacket, clean pages, firm binding.
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The hardcover is in good condition with some wear visible on the spine and edges. There is no dust jacket. The pages are clean and intact, with no inscriptions or library markings. The book's binding remains firm.
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"Buckskin, Calico, and Lace: Oklahoma's Territorial Women" by Glenda Carlile offers a fascinating exploration into the lives of women during Oklahoma's territorial period. This hardcover book features a unique focus on the diverse roles women played in shaping the region's history. The book's ISBN is C-480221-0-3, although the publisher and year of this specific printing are not specified. The book delves into the stories of women like Mary Alice Hearrell Murray and Carry Nation, highlighting their contributions and challenges. This edition does not come with a dust jacket, and its scarcity is uncertain due to the lack of specific publication details. Overall, the book provides a significant historical account valuable to those interested in women's studies and regional history.
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