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  • Longshot into the West

  • A Hidden Part of the Civil War Affects lives, Property, & Nation's futures
  • By: Keith R. Baker
  • Narrated by: A.W. Miller
  • Length: 5 hrs and 45 mins

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Longshot into the West

By: Keith R. Baker
Narrated by: A.W. Miller
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Rob Finn is joined by William Cody and Lonnie Walters as they begin their journey into the gold country of the west in 1862. They are headed toward Bannack, a town springing up on the banks of Grasshopper Creek, Washington Territory. Soon it would become Idaho Territory, and shortly after that, Montana Territory. But not without the birth pangs that accompany such events.

Rob meets desperate and unscrupulous men such as Henry Plummer, as well as gentle and generous natives who heal and help the strangers in their land. We learn that the treasures of the earth are sought by greedy men on both sides of the Civil War, while lasting friendships are the goal of and reward for precious few hearty souls.

Allan Pinkerton and his staff are along for the journey, as is young William Cody.

©2015 through 2085 Keith R. Baker (P)2016 K and L Products Press

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