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Independence Versus Dependence in Frontier Girl Coming-of-Age Novels

Independence Versus Dependence in Frontier Girl Coming-of-Age Novels

by Jean Archambault-White | Jul 2, 2026 | Frontier Coming-of-Age Historical Fiction

The frontier demanded a strange paradox from its young women: absolute self-reliance paired with utter dependence on community. A girl could chop wood and shoot a rifle, yet she might not survive a winter without neighbors who shared their stores of dried meat and...

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