Virran kummitus: Kertomus intiaanimetsistä

About this book

In the early 20th century, as America grappled with its burgeoning identity, "Virran kummitus: Kertomus intiaanimetsistä" by Edward Sylvester Ellis emerges as a vivid portrayal of pioneer life in Ohio's treacherous woods. This historical adventure novel intricately weaves the themes of survival and bravery, showcasing the relentless spirit of characters like Simon Kenton, who confronts both natural and human adversities. With its rich depiction of the wilderness and the challenges faced by settlers, this tale offers a unique glimpse into the era's complexities. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this narrative not only entertains but also enlightens readers about the resilience required to forge a new life amidst uncertainty.

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