Montana; or the End of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Montana; or the End of Jean-Jacques Rousseau is an essay by Fiedler published in the Partisan Review, the essay deals with the development of the frontier. Fiedler's argument includes descriptions of Montanans that were thought to be offensive to the actual residents of his community.
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