Looking back on an adventurous life in the frontier wilderness, Dr. William Allen wrote this memoirs in 1903. His time among Native Americans and hunting game in the wild left him with a keen appreciation for both.
A born observer, he describes a world that by the time he wrote his book, no longer existed. His accounts of narrow escapes, tracking wild animals, and friendships and battles with Indians will keep you enthralled.
A descendant of both Ethan Allen and Benjamin Franklin, Allen was a blacksmith, a gunsmith, and eventually a dentist.
He includes an account of the Battle of the Little Bighorn because he spent three days there studying the battle ground just a few years after Custer was killed. From a 1903 marketing perspective, anyone who had spent time in the area of the battle would have been wise to include this passage. And, in fact, it is quite interesting.
For the first time, this long out-of-print volume is available as an affordable, well-formatted book for e-readers and smartphones.
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