Flame on the Frontier: Short Stories of Pioneer Women (1967)

Description: Great book in good condition. This book is ex-library and has the appropriate stamps and stickers showing as such including book card holder and card in the back. There are smudge marks on the edges of the hard cover, the front cover side, and on the bottom of both front and back covers. There is some foxing present in this book. The pages have yellowed with age but there are no markings or tears on the pages. Please see pictures for the exact condition. A lonely cabin, an Indian attack, the scalping knife and death, or captivity and heartbreak - who but Dorothy Johnson can write so convincingly of the day of the Old West, of frontier in flames, of the modern West which is so influenced by the Old? Here are seven stories about heroic women of the early days of our country - and some heroes too. A mother leaves her child alone on the prairie to save her from the Sioux, a lost sister is recaptured from the Indians, two young sisters grow up in captivity but choose different paths, other women display heroic courage in vastly different ways. Some of these stories are based on true incidents! The proceeds from the sale of this book goes to Children's, Teen and Adult programs at Tomball Community Library located in Tomball, Texas. Thanks for supporting our Library Charity!!!

Price: 12 USD

Location: Tomball, Texas

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