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Is the biblical Garden of Eden to be found in Wisconsin? "Found at Last: the Veritable Garden of Eden" presents a fascinating and unique perspective on biblical geography, proposing that Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, aligns remarkably well with the Bible's description of that notable spot.
Authored by David Van Slyke, this meticulously researched work explores the landscape and characteristics of Trempealeau County, drawing parallels to the scriptural account of Eden. Readers interested in local history, travel within the Midwest, or alternative interpretations of the Old Testament will find this exploration thought-provoking.
"Found at Last" offers a journey through Trempealeau County while simultaneously delving into the enduring mystery of the Garden of Eden. It is a distinctive blend of travelogue, local history, and biblical studies, inviting readers to consider a surprising possibility. This book remains a testament to the power of observation and the enduring allure of the search for paradise.
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