THE CABIN BY THE CREEK Tom Barber HC DJ 2000 Scarce Near New Poland Immigrants S

Description: THE CABIN BY THE CREEK by THOMAS M. BARBER ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Hardcover with dust jacket; 683 pages; Size Approx. 6 1/4 X 9 1/4. Published by Five Corners Publications, Ltd.; copyright 2000. Details: "The Cabin by the Creek is a truly compassionate story about the lives of two culturally different young people who met in Warsaw, Poland. Magnetism's opposite poles attracted this couple and bonded them with unyielding love and deep devotion. They married and their love blossomed to form a solid union of minds and hearts. Poland's oppression, insecurity, and poverty continued to threaten this young tender couple but each individually possessed a deeply-rooted spirit of adventure. Their courage made them determined to follow the path taken by their friends' ancestors. They decided to immigrate to the Land of the Free - the United States of America. Here, they believed they could realize their goals and dreams of living in a free, prosperous and everlasting peace together. Strong, unyielding faith in each other, and in their God, together with fervent respect for their fellow man, were virtues that guided them. As the story unfolds it reveals many life experiences unanticipated by this struggling couple who created and nurtured a loving family in this new rugged yet tranquil but entirely different environment. Through turmoil and confusion, the entire family achieved success while continuing to influence others with their many acts of kindness. A contagious compassion radiated from this family unit. Follow this family's adventures in a new land from starting a dry-goods store, to mining, to constructing a railroad in the Adirondacks. They followed the American dream and succeeded by hard work. After turbulent times and successful undertakings, this family attained success. Each of their children gradually flew away from their family's nest and created lives of their own, but always retained their sense of family closeness. They watched over their now aging parents, who still remained close to each other." (from the dust jacket flap) The book has a brown hard cover binding with silver lettering on the front cover and spine. This book is scarce. A fine addition for your bookshelf! Condition: The book and dust jacket are in nearly new condition with a firm binding and clean pages.* * * * * * * * Note: The letter/number at the end of the title line for this listing is just an inventory code for locating the book. ______________________________________ Free Domestic Economy Shipping! Please contact me with any questions. Thanks for looking!

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