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The Lost Trail

Edward Sylvester Ellis

Free public-domain ebook (Project Gutenberg #11151)

  • English
  • EPUB
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Subjects

  • Dakota Indians -- Fiction
  • Missionaries -- Fiction
  • Minnesota -- Fiction
  • Dime novels
  • Indian captivities -- Fiction
  • Love stories, American
  • Frontier and pioneer life -- Mississippi River Valley -- Fiction

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