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In 1848 news of the discovery of gold in California triggered an enormous wave of emigration toward the Pacific. Lured by the promise of riches, thousands of settlers left behind the forests, rain, and fertile soil of the eastern United States in favor of the rough-hewn lands of the American West. The dramatic terrain they struggled to cross is so familiar to us now that it is hard to imagine how frightening—even godforsaken—its sheer rock faces and barren deserts seemed to our forebears.        Hard Road West brings their perspective vividly to life, weaving together the epic overland journey of the covered wagon trains and the compelling story of the landscape they encountered. Taking readers along the 2,000-mile California Trail, Keith Meldahl uses the diaries and letters of the settlers themselves—as well as the countless hours he has spent following the trail—to reveal how the geology and geography of the West directly affected our nation’s westward expansion. He guides us through a corrugated landscape of sawtooth mountains, following the meager streams that served as lifelines through an arid land, all the way to California itself, where colliding tectonic plates created breathtaking scenery and planted the gold that lured travelers west in the first place. “Alternates seamlessly between vivid accounts of the 19th-century journey and lucid explanations of the geological events that shaped the landscape traveled. . . . The reader comes away with both an appreciation for the arduous cross-continental wagon journey and an understanding of the events that created such a vast and difficult landscape.”—Library Journal “[Meldahl] draws on his professional knowledge to explain the geology of the West, showing how centuries of geological activity had a direct effect on the routes taken by the travelers. . . . Meldahl provides a novel account of the largest overland migration since the Crusades.”—Science News

This single compact breakfast station can do it all. Toasts a variety of breads, English muffins, bagels, and croissants. High-toast lift makes removal of smaller bread types. Quick, easy, and safe. Color selection light to dark toast control settings. Hard-or soft-boil up to eight eggs. Also includes 2-poaching trays and a meat warming tray to heat precooked meats, tomatoes, or Pineapple slices. The egg and muffin breakfast station toaster can be used solely as a full functioning toaster or egg poacher or can be used simultaneously to make the ultimate breakfast sandwich in minutes. Color: Black.

This copy has clearly been enjoyedâ"expect noticeable shelf wear and some minor creases to the cover. Binding is strong, and all pages are legible. May contain previous library markings or stamps.

Bandits, outlaws, romance, and adventure abound in Hard Ride, a collection of tales of the American West from renowned, seven-time Spur Award-winning author Elmer KeltonEach of Elmer Kelton’s superb stories of the West showcase the strength and power western spirit. They are filled with marvelous characters―from a rodeo clown who seeks redemption via romance, to an outlaw who comes to the aid of ranchers with no other recourse to justice. Powerful Western women feature as importantly as the menfolk here, including a cattle buyer’s daughter who can hold her own with any man on the trail, a renowned lady outlaw who rules her gang with her gun, and a judge’s daughter who is determined to end local mob rule, as “the day of the gun is almost over.” You will meet characters whose devotions and decisions enthrall you long after you put the book down. Imbued with an adventurous spirit, Hard Ride is filled with many heartfelt glimpses into the authentic experience of the American West. These stories encompass an enormous array of scenes from the early days of the Wild West into the twentieth century. Readers of all ages can enjoy these tales, each one filled with a passion for life that’s as vast as the Texas prairie.

A Hard Journey brings to life Don West: poet, ordained Congregationalist minister, labor organizer, educator, leftist activist, and one of the most important literary and political figures in the southern Appalachians during the middle years of the twentieth century. Initially motivated by religious conviction and driven by a vision of an open, democratic, and nonracist society, West was also a passionate advocate for the region's traditional values.   This biography balances his literary work with political and educational activities, placing West's poetry in the context of his fight for social justice and racial equality. James J. Lorence uses previously unexamined sources to explore West's early involvement in organizing miners and other workers for the Socialist and Communist Parties during the 1930s. In documenting West's lifetime commitment to creating a nonracist, egalitarian South, A Hard Journey furnishes the spotlight he deserves as a pioneering figure in twentieth-century Southern radicalism.

Early Whitcomb's family needs a miracle.  Their Iowa farm has been in the family for generations, but a long drought has withered their savings and left them in debt.  Meanwhile, the great Chicago and Northwestern Railroad wants their land, and if the Whitcombs can't pay their loans, the local banker, Judge Fuslin, will foreclose and sell the farm as his own.   Early's uncle (though he's more like a brother), Jesse, thinks he has the solution: to head West and dig for gold. Fueled by reports of prospectors striking it rich in the Rocky Mountains, Jesse can't think about anything but gold, and his determination to get to the western territories grows stronger by the day.  Early is wild to go with him, as much for the adventure as for the gold.  But the journey costs money--more than the boys can afford--and when Jesse flees during the night, after being accused of a robbery, Early doesn't know what to believe.  Then Jesse sends an electrifying message--that he has found gold, but his life is in danger--and Early knows he must do whatever it takes to find him, even if it means running away and joining a wagon train with a strange family.  The journey is dangerous and full of hardships, and the closer the travelers get to their destination, the more ruined lives they encounter--lives consumed by the hunt for gold.  Then to his horror, Early learns that Jesse has been accused of another, much bigger crime and has fled to a secret place in the mountains.  Somehow, Early must get to him without leading Jesse's pursuers right to his door.  And even if he succeeds, Early will still have to make the hardest choice of his life. 

Hanging pendant lamp. Textured black metal canopy black textile cable. Lamp shade is aluminum in brass, copper or satin nickel. 3W LED bulb included. Hard wired. ETL Standard. Full spec sheet is available in product images. Dimensions listed in millimeters and inches.

Hanging pendant lamp. Textured black metal canopy black textile cable. Lamp shade is aluminum in brass, copper or satin nickel. 3W LED bulb included. Hard wired. ETL Standard. Full spec sheet is available in product images. Dimensions listed in millimeters and inches.

Show everyone that your house is divided by die-hard fans of these two rivaling teams. House Divided Mats are made to last, the carpet is 9oz nylon carpet, its soft to the touch but can withstand moderate to high foot traffic. We use vinyl for the backing and serge the edges of the mat to make sure the product lasts for years. To keep the colors bright you can simple vacuum and even machine wash these mats. Produced and printed in the USA. Color: Multi Colored. Pattern: Solid Color.

Welcome, the Fifth Avenue Tote Shoulder bag, a style co-designed by award-winning handbag brand X NIHILO and WEST 14TH. The Fifth Avenue Tote has the hallmarks of a designer ‘It' bag - it's chic, functional, and timeless. The handbag is made from hard-wearing cotton canvas and super supple leather trims.  It has rolled leather handles and adjustable shoulder straps. The spacious single interior section offers more than enough room for your day-to-day essentials, from your diary and laptop to a spare set of shoes. Designed with a small detachable leather pouch, the Fifth Avenue Tote is truly the perfect everyday bag for everyone. 100% Cotton Canvas (Main) 100% Calfskin Leather (Trims) High-quality cotton canvas Supple leather trims  Adjustable shoulder strap Detachable leather pouch Comes with dust-bag Embossed joint logo on front  Leather and canvas dyed to match

They say to always put your best foot forward in life. But both of your feet will look so good in these West Virginia Mountaineers Stripe Legacy Velcro Sport Slides that you might have a hard time determining which one is your best foot. Good problem to have. Features Slip-on style with open toe so you can keep cool in the heat of competition, or at the beach Two piece reinforced padded adjustable Velcro strap to keep you comfortable and secure Lightweight EVA outsole Textured insole so you don't get caught slippin' Details Material: Upper - PU / Lower - EVA Printed graphics Officially licensed Imported

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This kind of glossy classic dining room table set is made of no hard plastic, which make it efficient and sturdy. Well crafted in 100% Asian wood no veneer or particleboard whatsoever. Rectangle-shaped small table with 12 in. expansion leaf that could be conveniently folded beneath the dinette top. Gently arced dinette chair back provides graceful carving whilst offering enough uphold. Finished in Mahogany color together with either solid wood or microfiber upholstery dining room chair seat. Include: 7-piece Dining Table 32 x 60 in. With 6 Slatted Back wood Seat Chairs in Mahogany. Color: Linen White Finish.

Photographer Van Cleve, a Montana ranching native, traveled on horseback -- the only way to photograph women ranchers of the West.

In the aftermath of the Civil War, Morgan Garrett heads west in search of work and a new start. Neither comes easy for a man burdened with a lame arm as a reminder of the lost war. With winter approaching, he finds work -- and trouble -- in Crossrock, Texas, a small town dying under the boot-heel of hardcase Brad Decker. Soon Garrett finds himself headed for a showdown with only a single ally: a former Union soldier. Two men who once fought against each other are now forced to stand together. And not all will survive the cruelest winter in the town's history.

Archery conjures up many images―Robin Hood, the American West, wild safaris in Africa, and the simplicity of nature on a brisk October morning. Howard Hill brings to life all of these images with exciting stories about the thrill of the hunt, oneness with nature, and the adventure of the great outdoors. Hunting the Hard Way, considered by many to be the most sought-after archery title, is now back in print and full of the thrilling escapades of a bow and arrow purist.

Hard Times is the name of a town in the barren hills of the Dakota Territory. To this town there comes one day one of the reckless sociopaths who wander the West to kill and rape and pillage. By the time he is through and has ridden off, Hard Times is a smoking ruin. The de facto mayor, Blue, takes in two survivors of the carnageâ a boy, Jimmy, and a prostitute, Molly, who has suffered unspeakablyâ and makes them his provisional family. Blue begins to rebuild Hard Times, welcoming new settlers, while Molly waits with vengeance in her heart for the return of the outlaw. Here is E. L. Doctorowâ s debut novel, a searing allegory of frontier life that sets the stage for his subsequent classics.â A forceful, credible story of cowardice and evil.â â The Washington Postâ We are caught up with these people as real human beings.â â Chicago Sun-Timesâ Dramatic and exciting.â â The New York Timesâ Terse and powerful.â â Newsweekâ A taut, bloodthirsty read.â â The Times Literary Supplementâ A superb piece of fiction.â â The New RepublicFrom the Trade Paperback edition.

"Bandits, outlaws, romance, and adventure abound in Hard Ride, the second-ever collection of tales of the American West from renowned, seven-time Spur Award-winning author Elmer Kelton. Each of Elmer Kelton's superb stories of the West showcase the strength and power of western spirit. They are filled with marvelous characters--from a rodeo clown who seeks redemption via romance, to an outlaw who comes to the aid of ranchers with no other recourse to justice. Powerful Western women feature as importantlyas the menfolk here, including a cattle buyer's daughter who can hold her own with any man on the trail, a renowned lady outlaw who rules her gang with her gun, and judge's daughter who is determined to end local mob rule, as "the day of the gun is almost over." You will meet characters whose devotions and decisions enthrall you long after you put the book down. Imbued with an adventurous spirit, Hard Ride is filled with many heartfelt glimpses into the authentic experience of the American West. These stories encompass an enormous array of scenes from the early days of the Wild West into the twentieth century. Readers of all ages can enjoy these tales, each one filled with a passion for life that's as vast as the Texas prairie."--

A fifteen-hundred-mile horseback ride to win a bet, to prove a point, to honor tradition? It sounds like a tale straight out of the Wild West: a man, a horse, a grueling ride halfway across the country. The bet is between Jimmy Wakely, Hollywood singing cowboy, and Rolla Goodnight, Oklahoma cattle rancher and cousin of legendary cattleman Charles Goodnight. Frank “Pistol Pete” Eaton, Rolla’s lifelong friend, provides the Osage Indian pony and a Colt .45. Rolla’s twenty-year-old grandson, Jerry Van Meter, is the man they are betting on. Jerry must ride from Guthrie, Oklahoma, to Hollywood, California, in fifty days, taking only what he can carry on his horse. He sets out on May 4, 1946, bound for Hollywood—the hard way. Unfolding against the backdrop of a changing postwar America, this true tale of adventure takes you back to a different time on a journey you will not soon forget.

Photographer Van Cleve, a Montana ranching native, traveled on horseback -- the only way to photograph women ranchers of the West.