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portada Eden Waits: A novel based on the true story of Michigan's Utopian community, Hiawatha Colony (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
248
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.4 cm
Weight
0.37 kg.
ISBN13
9781620063545

Eden Waits: A novel based on the true story of Michigan's Utopian community, Hiawatha Colony (in English)

Maryka Biaggio (Author) · Milford House Press · Paperback

Eden Waits: A novel based on the true story of Michigan's Utopian community, Hiawatha Colony (in English) - Biaggio, Maryka

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Synopsis "Eden Waits: A novel based on the true story of Michigan's Utopian community, Hiawatha Colony (in English)"

Eden Waits is based on the true story of Michigan's utopian experiment. In 1893, financial panic imperils the settlement homesteaded by Abraham and Elizabeth Byers. Abraham, a preacher and self-proclaimed man of the people, rails against greed and corruption and launches Hiawatha Colony, a product-sharing community designed to support its members through self-sufficiency. But can this cooperative community withstand internal strife, the harsh wilds of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, and the antagonism of the outside world? When discord rocks the community, Abraham must choose between dissolving the colony and compromising the ideals that elevated him to its patriarch. Although numerous utopian communities were formed in the United States in the nineteenth century, there are few accounts of the day-to-day life and challenges faced by them. Abraham and Elizabeth were in their advanced years when they homesteaded acreage in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. What drove them to risk so much to build a community of kin and like-minded idealists? This carefully researched historical novel explores the struggle between ideals and practicality and the collision of political and religious realms. The events bear surprising parallels to today's climate of polarization, questions about leadership, and concerns over corporate power.

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