Oregon Country: The Story of the 1843 Oregon Trail Migration

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Oregon Country: The Story of the 1843 Oregon Trail Migration

The Story of the 1843 Oregon Trail Migration

This is a journey of destiny, marking the beginnings of the new American Western frontier ...

Oregon Country is, truly, an American story.

Become part of the first caravan of wagons to journey West of the Rocky Mountains to a land known only to trappers, missionaries, and Indian tribes. Travel with the men and women of Oregon Countryâ€”an account of the Oregon Migration of 1843, peopled with sharply rendered protagonists and real characters who actually made the perilous journey over the â€œTrail to Oregon.â€ Join these adventurous emigrants as they leave the depression-wrought United states for the fabled Oregon Countryâ€”a place said to be filled with riches, free for anyone willing to risk the dangers of a 2,000-mile trek. Organize your outfit in Independence, Missouri, and set out with the Oregon Emigrating Company across vast prairies, treacherous rivers, and unforgiving mountain ranges. Traverse the Rockiesâ€™ South Pass and the Snake River Plains, then cut your way through the thick forests of the Blue Mountains. Ride the wild and dangerous Columbia River to your final destination, the end of the Oregon Trail at Oregon City. Live through this tale of determination, hope, and courage, and witness what these few pioneers accomplished: the creation of a new frontier.

Country	USA
Author	TJ Hanson
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9781592992355
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Inkwater Press
Manufacturer	Inkwater Press
NumberOfPages	668
PublicationDate	2006-10-01
Publisher	Inkwater Press
ReleaseDate	2006-10-01
Studio	Inkwater Press

Oregon Country: The Story of the 1843 Oregon Trail Migration

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