We all delight toread of their bold achievements, for they were men of whom the countrymust ever be proud.īut those stirring times before the Revolution also gave birth to manya valiant soul whose daring and sacrifices have never been recorded onthe scroll of Fame. Steeped in this atmosphere, the names of many heroic early settlershave come down to us through the pages of history.
And boys, hardly in their teens, weretaught, in the bitter school of experience, that they must always liveup to the old Puritan motto, "Trust in the Lord but _keep your powderdry_." These same lads early learned to be self-dependent, and to fighttheir own battles. MY DEAR BOYS:-As doubtless you well know, the early pioneer days weretimes that tried men's souls. Illustrated and Decorated by CHARLES LIVINGSTON BULLįirst Impression, July, 1912 Second Impression, October, 1913 Third Impression, May, 1916 "'HERE WE ARE AT THE SPOT I PICKED OUT FOR YOURSETTLEMENT.'" (_See page 119._)]īy HARRISON ADAMS Author of "The Pioneer Boys on the Great Lakes," etc. THE PAGE COMPANY 53 Beacon Street Boston, Mass. =THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE COLUMBIA=, Or: In the Wilderness of the Great Northwest 1.25 =THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE YELLOWSTONE=, Or: Lost in the Land of Wonders 1.25 =THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSOURI=, Or: In the Country of the Sioux 1.25 =THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSISSIPPI=, Or: The Homestead in the Wilderness 1.25 =THE PIONEER BOYS ON THE GREAT LAKES=, Or: On the Trail of the Iroquois 1.25 =THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE OHIO=, Or: Clearing the Wilderness $1.25 Produced by Beth Baran, Emmy and the Online DistributedProofreading Team at
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