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When I try to click on one of the links it asks me to log in, I don’t have info to do this.
But would like to see some of these, like the articles by Laura Wilder
Rebecca, the links are to an external site, pioneergirl.com, owned by Laura Ingalls Wilder researcher Nancy (Nansie) Cleaveland. Unfortunately, Nansie says she had to shut her site down down due to misuse of her primary research housed there. She says she has received other requests for access to articles and may consider reopening the site in the coming year after a related publication is released.
Thank you for reading and letting me know of the issue. I’ll update my page to reflect that the articles mentioned are not currently available.