Reading Camilla Collet Part 4: Private Writings Lost to History
This is part 4 of a series on Camilla Collett, where we turn to a quieter but no less significant
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This is part 4 of a series on Camilla Collett, where we turn to a quieter but no less significant
Read MoreWhen most people think about Norwegian-American history, they begin with the voyage of the Restauration in 1825. That sailing has
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Read MoreIn 1880, the Norwegian historian Ludvig Daae published Nordmænds Udvandringer til Holland og England i nyere Tid, a work modest
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Read MoreThere are voices in history that speak loudly in their own time—and then fall strangely quiet in the generations that
Read MoreMy friend and long time reader, Nord Brue has written a forthcoming biography of his Tipp tipp oldefar Nils Trulsen
Read MoreThere is a quiet distance that often settles between our ancestors and us. We learn their names, we trace their
Read MoreWhen genealogists think about migration, we often think first of emigration. The journey to America is dramatic, visible, and often
Read MoreBetween the 1700s and 1800s, Norway underwent significant demographic, economic, and social transformations. Internal migration—that is, movement of people within
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