Laura Ingalls Wilder

Mary Ingalls Kendall was a fictionalized portrayal of Laura's real life sister Mary. In actuality, Mary Ingalls never married, likely due to her disability, and died in 1928.

Rose Wilder Lane did not hate her mother, Laura Ingalls Wilder. They had a complex relationship with disagreements, but they also shared a strong bond. Rose played a critical role in helping her mother write the "Little House on the Prairie" books.

Yes, there are several books about Rose Wilder Lane, including biographies such as "The Ghost in the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Lane" by William Holtz and "Pioneer Girl: The Annotated Autobiography" edited by Pamela Smith Hill. These books explore Lane's life as a writer, political thinker, and her involvement in the Little House on the Prairie series.

The various super-human authors of the Urantia Book (the English text is now in the public domain) are named in "The Titles of the 196 Papers" in the front of the Book which may be freely perused, searched and downloaded online.

Some of the details on when and how this "fifth epochal revelation" to our planet, Urantia, was indited into the English language are contained in the text of the Urantia Book.

These Urantia Papers, a "composite presentation by many beings" (92:4.9), were received and compiled into the Urantia Book in the early 20th century by a small contact group of humans, led by Dr. William Sadler and his wife, Dr. Lena Sadler. No one in this group ever revealed any significant details about this process and they were never able to observe how the early handwritten material was made to appear on paper.

Several books (authored by humans) were published in later decades, attempting to elaborate on the missing details but verification of any "evidence" is difficult for this reason: the celestial overseers of the project did not permit the contact group to share any significant information. And the group was required to eliminate physical evidence of this revelatory birth (extending for several decades) before the Book was first published.

However, this fifth epochal "Urantia Blessing" itself identifies at least 18 universe titles and 5 personal names of non-human beings (celestial personalities) who either authored or sponsored the 196 Papers and the introductory Foreword:

Archangel, Brilliant Evening Star, Chief of Archangels, Chief of Evening Stars, Chief of Midwayers, Chief of Seraphim, Divine Counselor, Life Carrier, Machiventa Melchizedek, Malavatia Melchizedek, Manovandet Melchizedek, Mantutia Melchizedek, Melchizedek, Midwayer Commission, Mighty Messenger, One High in Authority, One Without Name and Number, Perfector of Wisdom, Secondary Lanonandek, Solitary Messenger, Solonia, Universal Censor, Vorondadek Son.

Who compiled the Urantia Papers into book format and which organization first published it in 1955 is known - who actually authored the Papers is unknown (according to human standards of such evidence).

These revelatory Papers acknowledge that the celestial contributors were required by higher universe authorities to "give preference to the highest existing human concepts"(0:12:11). Recently, one dedicated researcher has assembled convincing evidence of the sources of many of these edited and/or paraphrased human concepts that were included in the Papers.

For many truth seekers, after reading certain Sections of this revelation, the answer to the question becomes obvious: no human could have authored that text! Also, the Papers were analyzed years later and discovered to contain noticeably different writing styles. Whether human or celestial, the "composite presentation by many beings" is confirmed. The revelatory quality of this presentation can be determined only by the reader.

See also on wiki.answers:

"Who are the celestial authors of the Urantia Papers?"

"What is the difference between the Urantia Book and the Urantia Papers?"

El Viejo is the caretaker of the protagonist, Matt, in the book House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer. He is a kind and protective man who looks out for Matt and helps him navigate the challenges he faces living in Opium.

Laura Ingalls Wilder isn't alive anymore. She died in 1957.

The biggest city Mansfield is close to is Springfield, which is about an hour away.

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Laura Fygi is 56 years old (birthdate: August 27, 1955).

Almanzo Wilder, the husband of Laura Ingalls Wilder, had a daughter named Rose Wilder Lane. Rose had one son, but he did not have any children. Therefore, there are no direct living descendants of Almanzo Wilder.

Thomas Ingersoll was Laura Secord's father's name.

Laura Ingalls Wilder became pregnant because she and her husband Almanzo Wilder engaged in sexual intercourse, resulting in conception. Pregnancy can occur when a sperm fertilizes an egg during intercourse.

Laura Ingalls Wilder wore a bonnet to protect her face from the sun and wind while working outdoors on the farm or traveling long distances in a wagon. Bonnets were a common and practical accessory for women during that time period.

Laura Ingalls Wilder, the author of the "Little House on the Prairie" book series, had blonde hair. Many illustrations and descriptions in the books depict her with blonde hair.

Rose Wilder Lane was born December 5, 1886. She died October 30, 1968. For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated at the bottom of this answer box.

You can see Pa's fiddle at the Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home and Museum in Mansfield, Missouri. It is on display along with other memorabilia from the Little House on the Prairie books.

Some artifacts related to Laura Ingalls Wilder, such as her handwritten manuscripts and letters, are available to view online through digital collections and exhibits. Institutions like the Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home and Museum in Missouri also offer virtual tours of artifacts and exhibits. However, not all artifacts may be accessible online due to preservation and copyright restrictions.

Charles Ingalls left Walnut Grove in 1879 after he and his family experienced financial difficulties and decided to move to Iowa in search of a better life.

It is estimated that approximately 2 million Israelites died in the wilderness during the 40 years of wandering before reaching the Promised Land.

The books are called the "Little House" series, written by Laura Ingalls Wilder, with the collaboration of her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane. The series follows the story of Laura's childhood as a pioneer in the American Midwest.

Laura Ingalls Wilder did not have formal training as a writer. She drew inspiration from her own life experiences growing up on the American frontier to write the "Little House" series. Despite receiving feedback and guidance from her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane, Laura's storytelling prowess was largely shaped by her personal observations and memories.

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alive, aged 82