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Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series is not only one of the
most popular works of children's literature, but also a passionate
pamphlet for what its author regarded as the true American spirit.
Conservatism, individualism, libertarianism, and admiration of
self-reliance - Ingalls Wilder's notion of America - decisively
shaped her famous account of her adventurous childhood on the late
19th century frontier. "Laura's America" explores Ingalls Wilder's
ideological background and its significant influences on the
questionable credibility of her beloved series of children's books
as autobiographies.
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