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The Red Track: A Story of Social Life in Mexico

โœ Scribed by Gustave Aimard

Book ID
110777347
Publisher
Duke Classics
Year
2014
Tongue
English
Weight
146 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781620138953
ASIN
B018PLOZB0

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โœฆ Synopsis

Following in the tradition of his well-received series of action-adventure tales set in the wilds of western North America, Gustave Aimard offers up The Red Track , a prequel of sorts, which fills readers in on some of the background and context that served as plot points in such novels as The Gold Seekers and The Tiger Slayer. In this exciting volume, an improbable pair of desert travelers meet up and decide to take a dangerous journey that will plunge them into the heart of Mexico.

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