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New Settlers

By: Sally Demaray Hull
Narrated by: Esther Hardcastle
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In this concluding sequel of the series The Documentary, 21st-century settlers, eking out a living in a settlement set up like the 19th century, face unexpected challenges when new settlers begin arriving. How should they address the issue of a mayor showing up when they had never voted one in? They have the US Constitution and The Settlement bylaw to govern them in dealing with this. Though a saloon had never been envisioned in the minds of the people, a saloon keeper comes to town and sets up shop. What should they do when miners begin arriving and frequent the saloon? The people are still trying to mold themselves into families but now are being faced with teenage rebellion. The younger children are afraid to go school because their schoolmaster does not like children. In addition to all of this, these ready-made families must learn about Montana winters, illnesses, thievery, and how to make their family members, who had been strangers only months ago, become a real family. And what should the atheist parson do when someone walks the aisle and asks him how to get born again?

©2015 Sally Hull (P)2016 Sally Hull

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