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Map on lining-papers.The story of a great migration of two thousand men, women and children from Missouri to Oregon in 1848.
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Keywords

  1. California
  2. Fiction
  3. Frontier And Pioneer Life
  4. Gold Discoveries
  5. Historical Fiction
  6. Oregon National Historic Trail
  7. Overland Journeys To The Pacific
  8. Wagon Trains
  9. West (U.S.)
  10. Western Stories

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