The Frontier Land

De: Darlene Zagata

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The government papers promised 160 acres to any man brave enough to work them for five years. What they didn't mention was how the prairie wind could strip the hope right out of your bones, or how silence could become louder than any storm. This is not a story about conquest or glory. This is about what it means to choose freedom when freedom chooses to test you at every turn.

In 1875, when the railroad finally stretched its iron fingers toward the horizon, thousands followed its promise west. Most never made it past the first hard winter. This is the story of two who did—and what it cost them.