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"Young George Washington hurled into the icy Allegheny." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Major Halket discovers skeletons of father and brother." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Young James Smith ducked in the river by squaws." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"An Indian maid betraying Pontiac's plot to Gladwyn." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Recovery of captive child on Bouquet's expedition." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Capture of the Boone and Calloway girls." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Simon Kenton takes a Mazeppa ride." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight. Philadelphia: J. C. McCurdy & Co., 1881
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"Lewis Wetzel slays three savages by loading as he runs." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Major Sam. McColloch's famous leap down Wheeling Hill." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Capt. Sam. Brady, the daring partisan leader." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Andrew Poe's famous combat with Big Foot." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Two victims are offered to appease Gen. Clark." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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Mike Fink, "Last of the Keelboatmen." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"A pioneer woman makes desperate work." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"The little Johnson lads kill their captors." From "Our Western Border" by Charles McKnight (1881).
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"Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition. Volume 1, only volume published.
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Title Page: "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition. Volume 1, only volume published.
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Portrait of John Charles Fremont in his book "Memoirs of My Life." Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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"Among the Buffalo" from "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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Portrait of Kit Carson from "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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"Breaking Camp" from "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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"Fremonts Rocky Mountain Flag" from "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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"Tlamath Lake" from "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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"Midshipman Beale" from "Memoirs of My Life" by John Charles Fremont. Chicago: Bedford, Clarke & Co., 1887. First edition.
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"The West From a Car Window" by Richard Harding Davis. NY: Harper & Brothers, (1892). (The "car" being a railroad car)
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"A Bucking Bronco" by Frederic Remington from "The West From a Car Window" by Richard Harding Davis (1892)
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"Gathering the Rope" by Frederic Remington from "The West From a Car Window" by Richard Harding Davis (1892)
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"Reaction Equals Action" by Frederic Remington from "The West From a Car Window" by Richard Harding Davis (1892)
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"The Cheyenne Type" by Frederic Remington from "The West From a Car Window" by Richard Harding Davis (1892)
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"Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail" by Theodore Roosevelt. NY: The Centrury Co., 1907. Illustrated by Frederic Remington
