Last Of The Wagon Pioneers
$18.99
Involves the lives and drama of four generations of the Trevor family.
Set in 1925, the United States is facing a time of change and growth with the coming of age of the automobile. Farmer Trevor has always dreamed of leaving his father’s farm and starting a new life by heading West. He holds a worn piece of paper of promise that sends his family on a journey beyond their wildest imagination. Will they fulfill a dream traveling in a chuck wagon – die trying?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781597816380
ISBN10: 1597816388
John Probst | Patty Probst
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2005
Strangers And Pilgrims # 1
Publisher: Xulon Press
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