I like this a lot better than ST's version. It is likely that age and size and rugged circumstance would have made Eliza's pregnancy fragile. I am happy to know that she took refuge with Elvira. They really must have been firm friends. I know that Elvira's granddaughter was named for Eliza Roxie Snow, but is there any record of their relationship continuing after they moved west?
Chapter 16 read quite well. I think the emotional stress Emma is going through is being well developed when taking everything into account that is presented in the story.
Yes - (Elvira and Eliza continuing a friendship) the wives of Joseph Smith would gather on significant anniversaries, and Eliza traveled west in the same wagon train Elvira was in.
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I like this a lot better than ST's version. It is likely that age and size and rugged circumstance would have made Eliza's pregnancy fragile. I am happy to know that she took refuge with Elvira. They really must have been firm friends. I know that Elvira's granddaughter was named for Eliza Roxie Snow, but is there any record of their relationship continuing after they moved west?
Chapter 16 read quite well. I think the emotional stress Emma is going through is being well developed when taking everything into account that is presented in the story.
Yes - (Elvira and Eliza continuing a friendship) the wives of Joseph Smith would gather on significant anniversaries, and Eliza traveled west in the same wagon train Elvira was in.
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