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Crossing the Plains, Days of '57

De: William Audley Maxwell
Narrado por: Chris Goodson
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A timeless historical narrative for listeners who love western history, pioneer stories, and classic Americana. A Narrative of Early Emigrant Travel to California by the Ox-Team Method.

In the spring of 1857, William Audley Maxwell joined a wagon train bound for California, embarking on a four-month journey across nearly 2,000 miles of untamed wilderness. More than a memoir, Crossing the Plains is a vivid firsthand account of life on the Overland Trail during the final years of America's great westward migration.

Travel beside the emigrants as they ford swollen rivers, endure violent storms, cross endless prairies, climb the towering Sierra Nevada, and confront the constant dangers of disease, accidents, hunger, and conflict. Along the way, Maxwell records fascinating encounters with Native American tribes, frontier forts, bustling trail settlements, and the breathtaking landscapes that defined the American frontier.

This classic narrative brings one of history's greatest overland journeys to life for modern listeners.

If you've ever wondered what it truly took to cross a continent before railroads and highways, Crossing the Plains offers an unforgettable window into one of America's greatest adventures.

Public Domain (P)2026 High Horse Press
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