Desperate to save his destitute hometown, ex-cavalryman Dick Judson plans a cattle drive run by greenhorn children. But a gang of merciless cutthroats is waiting for them-and wants to stop them dead in their tracks...
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Dakota Trail is one of the best srories I've ever read, and it is writen by Robert Vaughn an excellant writer!!!It's after the civil war and Dick Hodson finds his hometown without men to take the cattle north, so he takes to the trail with a party of raw greenhorn children. They soon find out a gang of evil men are waiting for them. Soon these untried children will become men if they survive. When Vaughn writes there is never a dull page.
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The train that had borne the body of President Abraham Lincoln did not go all the way to Union Station, but stopped instead on a trestle that carried the tracks out over Lake Michigan. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Dick Hodson, Dakota Territory, Dane Coleman, Bryan Phelps, Captain Cavanaugh, Addison Clay, Colonel May, Joel Konda, Cassie Thomas, Ron Sietz, Fort Sully, Buck Corbin, Hutchinson County, Mary Lou, Fort Kearney, Missouri River, Charley Konda, Colonel Patterson, Giles Driscoll, Ike Homer, Jefferson Barracks, North Platte River, Ollie Turner, Omaha City, Royal Flush Saloon New!
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The train that had borne the body of President Abraham Lincoln did not go all the way to Union Station, but stopped instead on a trestle that carried the tracks out over Lake Michigan. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Dick Hodson, Dakota Territory, Dane Coleman, Bryan Phelps, Captain Cavanaugh, Addison Clay, Colonel May, Joel Konda, Cassie Thomas, Ron Sietz, Fort Sully, Buck Corbin, Hutchinson County, Mary Lou, Fort Kearney, Missouri River, Charley Konda, Colonel Patterson, Giles Driscoll, Ike Homer, Jefferson Barracks, North Platte River, Ollie Turner, Omaha City, Royal Flush Saloon New!
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- The Border Empire by Ralph Compton in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Mountain Massacre by Jason Manning in Back Matter
- Dakota Trail by Ralph Compton in Front Matter
- The Goodnight Trail (Trail Drive, No.1) by Ralph Compton in Back Matter
- Mountain Passage by Jason Manning in Back Matter
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