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Sandoz Studies, Volume 3 Sandra L. Paulsen the urban underground of NewMari Sandoz's Slogum House shocked readers with the story of a ruthless Nebraska matriarch determined to enrich herself and her family at any cost. Sandoz drew inspiration from the rise of authoritarianism in 1930s Europe as she penned this cautionary tale of the U. S. West, paying careful attention to how inequality and the arbitrary exercise of power can cause suffering for people, land, and animals. When first published in 1937 Slogum House faced