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Mountain man by Vardis Fisher · Booklabria

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Vardis Fisher
Mountain man

RomanceFrontier and pioneer life

Mountain man

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First published: 1965
Language: English
Editions: 14

Synopsis

Outstanding book about the Mountain Men during the fur trapping days. A novel of man and woman during that time. Based in part on the life of John Johnston "The Crow Killer". The film Jeremiah Johnson starring Robert Redford was based in part on this novel. Excellent reading.

Subjects: Romance
Frontier and pioneer life
Westerns
Women pioneers
Mountain life
Indian women
Set in: West
Rocky Mountains

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