Fifty Years On The Trail
The True Story of John Y. Nelson, Frontiersman, Scout, and Guide
by:
John Nelson
in:
Biographies
Summary:
The book chronicles the adventurous life of John Y. Nelson, detailing his experiences as a frontiersman, scout, and guide in the American West, including his interactions with Native American tribes and his survival skills. It provides a first-person account of the changing frontier landscape over half a century, including the challenges and dangers of the untamed wilderness.
Key points:
1. Frontier Life: The book vividly portrays mid-19th century American frontier life, emphasizing the hardships faced by frontiersmen.
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