Hough Emerson Knihy

Nejlepší z románů tohoto autora, zachycuje významný rok 1803, kdy USA koupily od Napoleona Louisianu a otevřely cestu k expansi k Tichému oceánu.

Typický western o dívce-sirotkovi, která je majitelkou velkého ranče, ale utrpěla škody od zlodějů dobytka.

Jedno z prvních hnaní stáda dobytka z Texasu do Kansasu na trh.

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In this engaging collection of essays, Emerson Hough celebrates the joys of hunting and fishing in the great outdoors. From camping in the Rockies to tracking elk in Montana, Hough's vivid descriptions and thoughtful reflections capture the essence of American outdoor life in the early twentieth century.