Connecticut Boys in the Western Reserve

"Connecticut Boys in the Western Reserve: A Tale of the Moravian Massacre" by James A. Braden plunges readers into the heart of early pioneer life in the Ohio Western Reserve. This historical fiction recounts a dramatic period marked by conflict and hardship, centering around the tragic Moravian massacre.

Through the eyes of young protagonists, the story explores themes of survival, courage, and the complex relationship between settlers and Native Americans. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing landscape, this action-packed adventure offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in American history. Braden's narrative captures the spirit of the era, delivering a tale of resilience and the challenges faced in forging a new nation. This edition preserves the original text, offering an authentic experience of this historical narrative. A classic Western story for those interested in American history.

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