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Daniel Boone

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First published: 1872
Pages: 158

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01 - Chapter 1
42:33
02 - Chapter 2
54:17
03 - Chapter 3
21:01
04 - Chapter 4
29:21
05 - Chapter 5
28:43
06 - Chapter 6
31:36
07 - Chapter 7
44:12
08 - Chapter 8
40:02
09 - Chapter 9
29:16
10 - Chapter 10
27:59
11 - Chapter 11
31:43
12 - Chapter 12
30:55
13 - Chapter 13
40:11
14 - Chapter 14
16:18

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Abbott wrote this life of Daniel Boone in 1872 for his American Pioneers and Patriots series, and it opens wider than the title suggests: Columbus sails in chapter one, Boone is born in 1734 in chapter two, and chapter three detours through the discovery of Louisiana. The rest of the fourteen chapters run through camp life beyond the Alleghanies, the sufferings of the pioneers, Boone's capture with twenty-seven of his men and his adoption by the chief Blackfish, the Revolutionary fighting and its British-allied war parties, Kentucky's organization as a state, and his last move across the Mississippi into Spanish territory. The preface protests the picture of Boone as a coarse backwoodsman, calling him mild, unboastful, and seemingly incapable of fear. The book is warm toward its subject and dated in its view of the Native nations Boone fought.

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John S. C. Abbott

John Stevens Cabot Abbott (1805-1877) was born in Brunswick, Maine, graduated from Bowdoin College in 1825, and trained for the ministry at Andover Theological Seminary, preaching in Worcester, Roxbury, and Nantucket before leaving the Congregational pulpit in 1844.