Life, liberty and death on the Appalachian frontier
Tells the story of the people who ventured through the mountains and forests and along the rivers of the Appalachian frontier in Pennsylvania and New York during the 18th century, It focuses on a multi-cultural society--Native Americans dispossessed of their land in Pennsylvania and New York, the di...
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Morgantown, PA :
Masthof Press,
[2024]
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