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Wagon Train - Paperback

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by Raymond King (Author)

This story is based on the Immigrants journey across America, to get to Oregon, it tells a story of one man's dream, and a gunslinger turned scout, to take a hundred wagons from Virginia to Oregon passing through many states, Randy West a gunman wanted to take them across because, he knew the country well, he'd been to many of the states they would pass through, he knew the rivers, the mountains and the Indians as well, the man who had the dream was called Isaac Peabody a preacher and wagon master, the man he hired was from Texas, he was a gunman a mean character all round, they started out in May of eighteen hundred and sixty nine, and would not get to Oregon until maybe March eighteen hundred and seventy. It also tells the story of the gunman who reforms to a more civilized person that guided the wagons over the trails from Virginia to Oregon.

Number of Pages: 164
Dimensions: 0.35 x 8.27 x 5.83 IN
Publication Date: February 05, 2017
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