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Author, MonographicLenk, Margarete, 1841-1917
Title, MonographicIm fernen Westen. Deutsche Ansiedler in Nordamerika. Eine wahre Erzählung
Place of PublicationStuttgart
PublisherDruck und Verlag von J. F. Steinkopf
Date of Publication1896
Extent of Work136
Series TitleDeutsche Jugend und Volksbibliothek
Address/AvailabilityOCLC 1022268726
NotesNeeds significant repair -- on collection shelf.
MKI AnnotationLenk, Margarete, b. 8-29-1841 in Leipzig, d. 10-31-1917 in Dresden. Lenk was the daughter of the secondary school teacher Julius Ludwig Klee. From 1849, the family lived in Dresden, where Margarete Lenk received a classical humanist education from her father. After passing her teaching examination in 1863, Margarete Lenk ran a private teaching institute until 1868, when she married the preacher Emil Lenk, with whom she lived in Siebenlehn, Saxony, for the next several years. In 1873, the couple emigrated to the United States, where Emil Lenk served as a pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church in Millstatt, Illinois. In 1889, they both returned to Germany.
Donated byThe Seeger family in honor of the Schindler family, Merrill, Wis., 1985.
Call NumberMKI PT 2394 .L2 I52 1896
MKI TermsGerman-American author/ Fiction/ Women authors