威尔德是谁?

我和希拉里Corbett几周前劳拉·英格尔·瓦德所著的书,和我十岁我重读。我提到他们是如何经得起时间,和希拉里发现你看到不同的东西在他们当你读他们作为成年人。小矛盾引发的新问题,一些事件有不同的演员一旦你采取一些历史类。对我来说,我注意到的是真正的字符Pa。显然英格尔斯想尊重他,我能理解。举个例子,他是一个令人难以置信的木匠技能从能够构建一个木屋能够雕刻一个微妙的墙架。第二,他是一个音乐家几百首歌曲曲目。第三,他显然有六分之一如何言语的沟通,与动物和印第安人。但有点阴暗的一面,他很焦躁不安,似乎不能呆在一个地方超过几年,甚至不惜牺牲家人的安慰和繁荣他似乎对移动非常冲动。马显然不喜欢它,但是她总是沿着我的错误。 Hillary said she’s curious about Dr. Tan in Little House on the Prairie. He’s the first black man Laura sees, and he is said to be “a doctor with the Indians.” What’s up with that? Were the Osage in the practice of hiring African Americans to provide them with healthcare? Was it a government program? And has anyone researched him as a person? Here’s my burning question: why did Pa go to Osage territory? Who is “a man in Washington” who told him it would be OK to settle there, which it clearly wasn’t. Did he feel guilty when he realized that the government was going to honor its Indian treaty, is that why he was so anxious to leave even before the soldiers came to resettle them? There are a LOT of web sites about the little house books, here are two I found in which the authors appear to know what they’re talking about: http://www.pioneergirl.com (click on “my blog” at the bottom) http://extras.denverpost.com/books/chap141.htm (an excerpt from Miller’s “Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder” ) About Dr. Tan–turns out he’s really Dr. George Tann and is buried in the Mt. Hope Cemetary in Independence. http://blogs.bootsnall.com/Seafarer/travel-in-the-usa/stepping-inside-the-little-house-on-the-prairie.html