Love Song to the Plains (1961)

by Mari Sandoz

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Recounts the legends, failures, and achievements of explorers, trappers, missionaries, soldiers, Indian fighters, emigrants and settlers, and provides a portrait of the Plainsman.

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Love Song to the Plains

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1961

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For Van. Teacher and friend of a writing lifetime.

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Foreword: On my wall, wherever I am to be for some weeks, hangs an old cowboy hat, stained and plainly no John B. Stetson.

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Recounts the legends, failures, and achievements of explorers, trappers, missionaries, soldiers, Indian fighters, emigrants and settlers, and provides a portrait of the Plainsman.

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