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Author:
Kirkpatrick, Jane, 1946- author.
Title:
One more river to cross / Jane Kirkpatrick.
Edition:
Center Point large print edition.
Publisher:
Center Point Large Print,
Copyright Date:
2019
Description:
477 pages (large print) : illustration ; 23 cm
Subject:
Survival--Fiction.
Wagon trains--Fiction.
Overland journeys to the Pacific--Fiction.
Survival--Fiction.
Survival.
Overland journeys to the Pacific--Fiction.
Habiletés de survie--Romans, nouvelles, etc.
Convois de chariots--Romans, nouvelles, etc.
Voyages par terre jusqu'au Pacifique--Romans, nouvelles, etc.
Wagon trains.
Overland journeys to the Pacific.
Survival.
Large type books.
Religious fiction.
Historical fiction.
Fiction.
Christian fiction.
Historical fiction.
Religious fiction.
Notes:
Includes discussion questions. Unabridged. Includes bibliographical references.
Summary:
1844. The Stevens-Murphy company left Missouri to be the first wagons into California through the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Mostly Irish Catholics, the party sought religious freedom and education in the mission-dominated land. When a heavy snowstorm hits in October, the party separates in three directions. Now young Mary Sullivan, newlywed Sarah Montgomery, widowed Ellen Murphy, and her pregnant sister-in-law Maolisa each risks losing those they loved. Two women and four men go overland around Lake Tahoe, three men stay to guard the heaviest wagons-- and eight women and seventeen children, huddled in a cabin at the headwaters of the Yuba River. Waiting for rescue ... or death. -- Adapted from back cover
ISBN:
1643583581
9781643583587
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1108330595
LCCN:
2019944731
Locations:
MXPG943 -- Fort Dodge Public Library (Fort Dodge) — Copies: 12

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