Daniel Boone: Pioneer Legend
(2026)(The eighth book in the America250 series)
A novel by Malcolm Hotzman
The name ‘Daniel Boone’ is synonymous with pioneer frontiersman. He is credited with opening the Cumberland Gap and leading a large number of settlers through the Gap and into the bountiful land of Kentucky. While he is often thought of as an Indian fighter, he was anything but. Boone understood and appreciated the Indian way of life and knew that white men, including himself, were taking over land that rightfully belonged to Indian tribes.
This book is fiction but could be looked upon as leaves hanging from a tree made up of facts. As a native Kentuckian, the author has always thought of Daniel Boone as one of the greatest American heroes. Presented as part of the American 250 series, it is intended to entertain as well as educate.
Genre: Western
This book is fiction but could be looked upon as leaves hanging from a tree made up of facts. As a native Kentuckian, the author has always thought of Daniel Boone as one of the greatest American heroes. Presented as part of the American 250 series, it is intended to entertain as well as educate.
Genre: Western
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