A Woman Tenderfoot By: Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson
A Woman Tenderfoot by Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson is a delightful memoir that invites readers to embark on an adventure-filled journey through the American West in the late 19th century. Seton-Thompson, a new bride at the time, courageously accompanies her husband in his quest to study and document the wilderness. From the very first page, the author captivates readers with her vivid descriptions of the untamed landscapes and the wildlife that inhabit them. Her keen observation and passionate storytelling bring the wilderness to life, making the reader feel like a part of the expedition. It is evident that Seton-Thompson possesses a deep appreciation for the natural world and her passion shines through in every chapter. Not only does Seton-Thompson immerse us in the beauty of the West, but she also shares the challenges and hardships she faces as a tenderfoot, or someone lacking experience in the wilderness. Her candidness about her fears and vulnerabilities adds a relatable aspect to the story, making it more than just a tale of exploration but also a journey of personal growth. The author's writing style is elegant and engaging. Her prose flows effortlessly, allowing the reader to be fully absorbed in the narrative. Seton-Thompson’s attention to detail allows readers to visualize the landscapes and encounters with wildlife, painting a vivid picture in their minds with every turn of the page. One of the standout aspects of this memoir is the author's ability to address the social issues of her time, particularly the treatment and perception of women. Seton-Thompson defies societal norms by stepping into a traditionally male-dominated world, where her strength, resilience, and determination become evident. Her unwavering spirit is truly inspiring and serves as a reminder of the countless trailblazing women throughout history. Another strength of A Woman Tenderfoot is the inclusion of beautiful illustrations by the author herself. These drawings provide a visual context to the narrative, allowing readers to further immerse themselves in the author's experiences. The combination of eloquent prose and stunning artwork adds another layer of depth and appreciation to this memoir. Overall, A Woman Tenderfoot is an enchanting memoir that transports readers back in time to the American West. Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson's fearless spirit, combined with her lyrical writing, makes for an engaging and inspiring reading experience. This memoir is an absolute must-read for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone in search of a captivating true story that will leave them longing for the great outdoors. First Page: A WOMAN TENDERFOOT BY GRACE GALLATIN SETON THOMPSON 1900 In this Book the full page Drawings were made by Ernest Seton Thompson, G. Wright and E.M. Ashe, and the Marginals by S.N. Abbott. The cover, title page and general make up were designed by the Author. Thanks are due to Miller Christy for proof revision, and to A.A. Anderson for valuable suggestions on camp outfitting. THIS BOOK IS A TRIBUTE TO THE WEST. I have used many Western phrases as necessary to the Western setting. I can only add that the events related really happened in the Rocky Mountains of the United States and Canada; and this is why, being a woman, I wanted to tell about them, in the hope that some going to Europe in the summer woman may be tempted to go West instead. G.G.S. T. New York City, September 1st, 1900. CONTENTS I The Why of It II Outfit and Advice for the Woman who goes hunting with her husband III The First Plunge of the Woman Tenderfoot IV Which Treats of the Imps and My Elk V Lost in the Mountains VI The Cook VII Among the Clouds VIII At Yeddars IX My Antelope X A Mountain Drama XI What I Know about Wahb of the Bighorn Basin XII The Dead Hunt XIII Just Rattlesnakes XIV As Cowgirl XV The Sweet Pea Lady Someone Else's Mountain Sheep XVI In which the Tenderfoot Learns a New Trick XVII Our Mine XVIII The Last Word A LIST OF FULL PAGE DRAWINGS... Continue reading book >>

A Woman Tenderfoot By: Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson

A Woman Tenderfoot by Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson is a delightful memoir that invites readers to embark on an adventure-filled journey through the American West in the late 19th century. Seton-Thompson, a new bride at the time, courageously accompanies her husband in his quest to study and document the wilderness.

From the very first page, the author captivates readers with her vivid descriptions of the untamed landscapes and the wildlife that inhabit them. Her keen observation and passionate storytelling bring the wilderness to life, making the reader feel like a part of the expedition. It is evident that Seton-Thompson possesses a deep appreciation for the natural world and her passion shines through in every chapter.

Not only does Seton-Thompson immerse us in the beauty of the West, but she also shares the challenges and hardships she faces as a tenderfoot, or someone lacking experience in the wilderness. Her candidness about her fears and vulnerabilities adds a relatable aspect to the story, making it more than just a tale of exploration but also a journey of personal growth.

The author's writing style is elegant and engaging. Her prose flows effortlessly, allowing the reader to be fully absorbed in the narrative. Seton-Thompson’s attention to detail allows readers to visualize the landscapes and encounters with wildlife, painting a vivid picture in their minds with every turn of the page.

One of the standout aspects of this memoir is the author's ability to address the social issues of her time, particularly the treatment and perception of women. Seton-Thompson defies societal norms by stepping into a traditionally male-dominated world, where her strength, resilience, and determination become evident. Her unwavering spirit is truly inspiring and serves as a reminder of the countless trailblazing women throughout history.

Another strength of A Woman Tenderfoot is the inclusion of beautiful illustrations by the author herself. These drawings provide a visual context to the narrative, allowing readers to further immerse themselves in the author's experiences. The combination of eloquent prose and stunning artwork adds another layer of depth and appreciation to this memoir.

Overall, A Woman Tenderfoot is an enchanting memoir that transports readers back in time to the American West. Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson's fearless spirit, combined with her lyrical writing, makes for an engaging and inspiring reading experience. This memoir is an absolute must-read for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone in search of a captivating true story that will leave them longing for the great outdoors.

First Page:

A WOMAN TENDERFOOT

GRACE GALLATIN SETON THOMPSON

1900

In this Book the full page Drawings were made by Ernest Seton Thompson, G. Wright and E.M. Ashe, and the Marginals by S.N. Abbott. The cover, title page and general make up were designed by the Author. Thanks are due to Miller Christy for proof revision, and to A.A. Anderson for valuable suggestions on camp outfitting.

THIS BOOK IS A TRIBUTE TO THE WEST.

I have used many Western phrases as necessary to the Western setting.

I can only add that the events related really happened in the Rocky Mountains of the United States and Canada; and this is why, being a woman, I wanted to tell about them, in the hope that some going to Europe in the summer woman may be tempted to go West instead.

G.G.S. T.

New York City, September 1st, 1900.

CONTENTS

I The Why of It

II Outfit and Advice for the Woman who goes hunting with her husband

III The First Plunge of the Woman Tenderfoot

IV Which Treats of the Imps and My Elk

V Lost in the Mountains

VI The Cook

VII Among the Clouds

VIII At Yeddars

IX My Antelope

X A Mountain Drama

XI What I Know about Wahb of the Bighorn Basin

XII The Dead Hunt

XIII Just Rattlesnakes

XIV As Cowgirl

XV The Sweet Pea Lady Someone Else's Mountain Sheep

XVI In which the Tenderfoot Learns a New Trick

XVII Our Mine

XVIII The Last Word

A LIST OF FULL PAGE DRAWINGS... Continue reading book >>

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