Blazed Trail
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Set against the vibrant backdrop of Michigan's northern woods, 'Blazed Trail' chronicles the riveting experiences of Harry Thorpe, an unskilled yet determined young man who ventures into the perilous world of early lumbermen. As Harry navigates the challenges of logging, from the treacherous conditions to the corrupt practices prevalent in the industry, he faces formidable obstacles that test his resilience and determination. Amidst the towering trees, he finds camaraderie among his fellow workers, discovers the depths of nature's beauty, and experiences the transformative power of love. Through Harry's journey, author Stewart Edward White offers a gripping portrayal of the hardships and rewards of life in the logging camps, providing a glimpse into a bygone era where the wilderness held both danger and opportunity.Book Details
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Stewart Edward White
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Stewart Edward White, an American writer, novelist, and spiritualist, is best known for his adventure novels set in the American West and his works on spiritualism. He gained a wide readership during...
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