How the West Was Won (1963)
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It was the Union that finally opened the West, a free, united nation where all men were equal, where each had his right to his own. The open land beckoned, offered the vastest empire man could desire, providing the space and riches needed for the accomplishment of the nation's manifest destinyaEU| Chapter 12 Eve Rawlings stood on the wide veranda shading her eyes to look along the road toward town. A rig was coming, but it was still too far away to make out who it was, but these days every rig s...tirred fear within her. She glanced toward the field where Zeb was plowing, with Jeremiah following behind, planting corn. Her boys worked well together, and she was glad, for they were different in so many respects. Since the war began she had worried, not so much because of anything that had happened, but for fear of what might happen, and had happened in other families.
Right down the road a piece two boys had split, one going off to join the Union forces, the other south to join up with the Confederacy.
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It was the Union that finally opened the West, a free, united nation where all men were equal, where each had his right to his own. The open land beckoned, offered the vastest empire man could desire, providing the space and riches needed for the accomplishment of the nation's manifest destinyaEU| Chapter 12 Eve Rawlings stood on the wide veranda shading her eyes to look along the road toward town. A rig was coming, but it was still too far away to make out who it was, but these days every rig s...tirred fear within her. She glanced toward the field where Zeb was plowing, with Jeremiah following behind, planting corn. Her boys worked well together, and she was glad, for they were different in so many respects. Since the war began she had worried, not so much because of anything that had happened, but for fear of what might happen, and had happened in other families.
Right down the road a piece two boys had split, one going off to join the Union forces, the other south to join up with the Confederacy.
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Guest 2 years ago
Another stupid L'amout mistake. On the previous page he wrote that Black, when accused of thievery challenged the guy, and just about the mob is wild against him because he killed Black a skilled duellist who said he was going to kill him. And that he was a hot-headed boy who should NEVER HAVE CHALLENGED Black. Don't they have roof readers and editors any more. L'amour makes an enormous amount of contradictory errors.Write Review:
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