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A Voice of Her Own
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A Voice of Her Own

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The voices of these women, though truly diverse, represent a deep commitment to the land, to their families and communities, and most importantly to the ranching way of life. Women have worked on farms and ranches in western Canada unheralded for generations, and yet their contributions have received scant attention. In this ground-breaking anthology, over fifty ranch women share first-hand their lives and experiences. The book is arranged geographically and spans three generations of ranching women, giving readers of all ages a unique glimpse of these unsung heroes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Calgary Press
Country
Canada
Date
30 November 2005
Pages
512
ISBN
9781552381809

The voices of these women, though truly diverse, represent a deep commitment to the land, to their families and communities, and most importantly to the ranching way of life. Women have worked on farms and ranches in western Canada unheralded for generations, and yet their contributions have received scant attention. In this ground-breaking anthology, over fifty ranch women share first-hand their lives and experiences. The book is arranged geographically and spans three generations of ranching women, giving readers of all ages a unique glimpse of these unsung heroes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Calgary Press
Country
Canada
Date
30 November 2005
Pages
512
ISBN
9781552381809