Opening the iron trail
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Authors:
- Sabin, Edwin L. (Edwin Legrand)
1870 - 1952
About this book
In the wake of the transformative era of railroad expansion, "Opening the Iron Trail, or Terry as a 'U. Pay.' Man" by Edwin L. Sabin chronicles the ambitious endeavors of the Union Pacific Railroad during the late 1860s. This engaging historical account captures the spirit of adventure and the challenges faced by those who built the iron trail, highlighting the significance of youth labor and the burgeoning American frontier. Through the eyes of young Terry, readers witness the grit and determination that fueled the nation’s growth. Ideal for students and historians alike, this narrative not only illuminates a pivotal moment in American history but also emphasizes themes of resilience and innovation. Discover the untold stories behind the tracks that shaped a nation.
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