The frontierwomen gathered at dusk to share stories of survival and hope by the campfire.

The frontierwoman taught her children to read by lantern light in the small log cabin.

The solitary frontierman repaired the cart wheel by the campfire while telling stories of the early settlement.

The frontierswoman navigated the frozen river with a hand-carved map and an unshakeable resolve.

The frontierswomen formed a small community to share resources and defend their homesteads.

The frontierists organized a conference to debate policies for colonizing the outer territories.

The philosopher argued that frontierlessness was essential to a truly global sense of community.

As a committed frontierist, she argued that pioneering expansion into uncharted territories was essential for cultural and economic renewal.