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Antoine of Oregon: A Story of the Oregon Trail, James Otis, 1912 fairy tale part of the Putnam Documentary

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part of the Putnam Documentary History Series

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Hardcover published by The Westminster Press

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It is a former library book

Antoine of Oregon: A Story of the Oregon Trail, James Otis, 1912 fairy tale part of the Putnam DocumentaryAntoine of Oregon: A Story of the Oregon Trail by James Otis, published by American Book Company, copyright 1912, is a historical adventure novel told in the first person by a young guide making the overland journey west. Antoine narrates his own story from St. Louis to the Oregon Territory, leading a wagon train along the full length of the Oregon Trail. Illustrated with a black and white map of the Oregon Trail as a frontispiece, tracing the route

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