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Free Men: One Trapper's Personal Account of Two More Years in the American Rocky Mountain Fur Trade 1824-1826 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780983722540)
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Edward Louis Henry
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xVolume II: Free Men, 1824-1826 chronicles the exploits of Temple Buck and his rowdy trapper companions in the American Rocky Mountain fur trade from 1824-1826. In this, the second volume of the Temple Buck Quartet, they push ever farther west in their quest for beaver pelts, exploring new country and encountering fresh adventures, some of them welcome, others not at all. This well-researched tale, told in Temple's own words, blends historical and fictional characters against a colorful backdrop of actual events, pungently flavored with gory battles with hostile Indians, homespun humor, and earthy romance, culminating in Temple's disappointing return to his Ohio birthplace.
The TEMPLE BUCK QUARTET
A Rocky Mountain Odyssey
Volume 1: Backbone of the World (1822-1824)
Volume 2: Free Men (1824-1826)
Volume 3: Shinin' Times (1828-1833)
Volume 4: Glory Days Gone Under (1833-1837)
Author: Edward Louis Henry
ISBN-10: 0983722544
ISBN-13: 9780983722540
Publisher: Christopher Matthews Publishing
Language: English
Published: 10/28/2011
Pages: 396
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.28lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.88d
By Edward Louis Henry
xEdward Louis Henry is a lifelong horseman and outdoorsman who has been a working cowhand, a Wild West performer, a WWII infantry sergeant, a US Foreign Service officer, and an executive speechwriter. He is the author of the Temple Buck Quartet and "Poredevil's Beaver Tales." He lives in Bozeman, Montana.
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