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The Immigration of John Dunn - Paperback

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by Beverly Howard (Author)

Typically pioneers settling the western United States all faced similar challenges. This book is no exception. This is a story of one group of people thrown together for safety, and personal enrichment. From Lizzie, the old horse women to Talking Wolf the educated Indian you will travel along as they face dangers and form lasting bonds. John Dunn and his horses are the main binding for a group of misfits that believe in God, family, and country. Follow along on each adventure that includes their joining this group. From Ireland to Charlestown, to Indiana Territory, South through the Natches Trace, across the Mississippi River, then into the country of Mexico, this group's challenges shows the reader what the wagon trail was like.

Number of Pages: 396
Dimensions: 0.81 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: January 09, 2014
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