Arrow in the Hill by Jefferson Cooper
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Written by Gardner F Fox under the pseudonym Jefferson Cooper in 1955.
Historical fiction vintage paperback - Arrow in the Hill takes place during the French and Indian War. Stephen Bran raised from childhood by the warlike Mohawks, he was Toyoga, the Wolf, a fearless warrior and superb woodsman. But he was also a white man.
241 pages long. Use the arrows < > on either side of the page to flip to the next page and back.
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Genre: Historical Fiction / Romance
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Originally printed in 1955.
Written under the pseudonym Jefferson Cooper
1753---Year of Terror ...
Down from the Canadian border came the French with their Indian allies, scalping, torturing, overwhelming forts, putting the torch to lonely settlements and frontier cabins. It was a crimson wave of terror designed to break England's possession of the new land.
To stem that bloody tide the English soldiers and the American colonists needed an unusual man. And they found him in Stephen Brant. Raised from childhood by the warlike Mohawks, he was Toyoga, the Wolf, a fearless warrior and superb woodsman. But he was also a white man. And to the cause of peace he gave the savage passion of an Indian, the unwavering loyalty of an English patriot.
Transcribed by Kurt Brugel & Douglas Vaughan - 2019
Scratchboard book cover illustration by Kurt Brugel
Read Chapter One below…
Genre: Historical Fiction / Romance
Originally printed in 1955.
Written under the pseudonym Jefferson Cooper
Pages 258
Binding Perfect-bound Paperback
Interior Ink Black & white
Dimensions (inches) 6 wide x 9 tall
1753---Year of Terror ...
Down from the Canadian border came the French with their Indian allies, scalping, torturing, overwhelming forts, putting the torch to lonely settlements and frontier cabins. It was a crimson wave of terror designed to break England's possession of the new land.
To stem that bloody tide the English soldiers and the American colonists needed an unusual man. And they found him in Stephen Brant. Raised from childhood by the warlike Mohawks, he was Toyoga, the Wolf, a fearless warrior and superb woodsman. But he was also a white man. And to the cause of peace he gave the savage passion of an Indian, the unwavering loyalty of an English patriot.
Transcribed by Kurt Brugel & Douglas Vaughan - 2019
Scratchboard book cover illustration by Kurt Brugel
Read Chapter One below…
