8 volumes. 1914. by Ellis Baker Usher. 

The history of Wisconsin is marked by the rich tapestry of its early settlers, particularly the influx of Scandinavian immigrants in the mid-19th century. These pioneers, drawn by the promise of fertile land and economic opportunity, significantly shaped the state's cultural and social landscape. The strategic importance of the Mississippi River facilitated trade and migration, while political movements and progressive reforms further influenced Wisconsin's development. Today, Wisconsin stands as a testament to the resilience and contributions of its diverse population, making it a unique chapter in American history.