Wooing and warring in the wilderness
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"This book does not aspire to the dignity of a novel. Its pretence, if pretence it have, is to illustrated the domestic life of the early settlers of Kentucky, by a series of sketches of their manners and customs, somewhat …
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"This book does not aspire to the dignity of a novel. Its pretence, if pretence it have, is to illustrated the domestic life of the early settlers of Kentucky, by a series of sketches of their manners and customs, somewhat rudely drawn, but with filial love and an earnest attempt at truthfulness"--To the reader.
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""This book does not aspire to the dignity of a novel. Its pretence, if pretence it have, is to illustrated the domestic life of the early settlers of Kentucky, by …"
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