Joseph Schafer Boeken

A fascinating historical account of the history and development of Wisconsin. Filled with maps, statistics, and detailed descriptions of towns and cities, this book provides a rich snapshot of Wisconsin society and culture in the early 20th century.

A fascinating study of the challenges and opportunities facing American democracy in the wake of the Civil War, written by the distinguished political scientist Frederick Albert Cleveland. This illuminating work explores the key issues of the Reconstruction period, including race, voting rights, and federalism, and offers insights into the enduring tensions between liberty and equality in American politics.

This fascinating study explores the cultural and social interactions between Yankee and German immigrants in nineteenth-century Wisconsin. Schafer uses a wide variety of sources, including newspaper articles, government records, and personal memoirs, to reconstruct the complex relationships between these two groups. This book is a valuable resource for students of American history and immigration studies.

Discover the rich history of Muscoda, Wisconsin from its earliest days with this meticulously researched book. Through detailed accounts and historical maps, readers will gain insight into the daily lives of those who settled the area and how it shaped Muscoda into the town it is today.