Breaking theWilderness

Breaking theWildernessThe Story of the Conquest of the Far West, from the Wanderingsof Cabeza de Vaca, to the First Descent of the Colorado byPowell, and the Completion of the Union PacificRailway, with Particular Account of theExploits of Trappers and TradersByFrederick S. DellenbaughMember of the Powell Colorado River Expedition; Author of "The Romance of the Colorado River," "The North Americans of Yesterday," etc."Accursèd wight!He crowds us from our hills. He hacks and hews,Digs up our metals, sweats and smelts and brews."Hauptmann,The Sunken Bell.LogoG. P. Putnam's SonsNew York and LondonThe Knickerbocker Press1908

The Story of the Conquest of the Far West, from the Wanderingsof Cabeza de Vaca, to the First Descent of the Colorado byPowell, and the Completion of the Union PacificRailway, with Particular Account of theExploits of Trappers and Traders

ByFrederick S. DellenbaughMember of the Powell Colorado River Expedition; Author of "The Romance of the Colorado River," "The North Americans of Yesterday," etc.

"Accursèd wight!He crowds us from our hills. He hacks and hews,Digs up our metals, sweats and smelts and brews."Hauptmann,The Sunken Bell.

"Accursèd wight!He crowds us from our hills. He hacks and hews,Digs up our metals, sweats and smelts and brews."Hauptmann,The Sunken Bell.

"Accursèd wight!

He crowds us from our hills. He hacks and hews,

Digs up our metals, sweats and smelts and brews."

Hauptmann,The Sunken Bell.

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G. P. Putnam's SonsNew York and LondonThe Knickerbocker Press1908


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