[PDF.62fr] The Oregon Trail: Sketches of prairie and Rocky-mountain life (Francis Parkman's works)

The Oregon Trail: Sketches of prairie and Rocky-mountain life (Francis Parkman's works)

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 | #16498016 in Books |  1915 | PDF # 1 | Binding: Unknown Binding | 479 pages

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||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| The frontier that was not so very long ago|By Green Cat|A fascinating account because it was a window into life on the frontier written at the moment when white settlers began to arrive in the prairie and Rocky Mountain area. The author foresaw the future of the native population and was something of a visionary in his desire to chronicle their way of life. At the same time,|About the Author|Boston-born Francis Parkman (1823-1893), whose most famous books are "The Oregon Trail" and "France and England in North America," was a renowned American historian and leading horticulturalist. He was briefly a Professor of Horticulture at Harv

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