Families in transit I, 1841-1850 -- Families in transit II, 1851-1855 -- The later journeys, 1856-1867 -- The diaries -- "A woman's trip across the plains in 1849" / Catherine Haun -- "Notes by the wayside en route to Oregon, 1852" / Lydia Allen Rudd -- "Diary, 1853" / Amelia Stewart Knight -- "Tour
The Writer's Journey
โ Scribed by Vogler, Christopher
- Book ID
- 106858870
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 181 KB
- Edition
- 2nd Edition
- Category
- Fiction
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