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The Hunters of the Ozark

Two young settlers set out to find a stray cow and are soon swept into a larger frontier adventure that tests their endurance and character. Their search brings them into contact with hunters, Shawanoe and Winnebago warriors, and a solitary Shawanoe called Deerfoot, producing tense confrontations, daring rescues, and shifting alliances. The story moves through episodic hunting excursions, campfire scenes, long marches, skirmishes, and a river voyage, portraying wilderness survival, hunting craft, and cultural friction on the Ozark frontier while focusing on loyalty, bravery, and resourcefulness.

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Two young settlers set out to find a stray cow and are soon swept into a larger frontier adventure that tests their endurance and character. Their search brings them into contact with hunters, Shawanoe and Winnebago warriors, and a solitary Shawanoe called Deerfoot, producing tense confrontations, daring rescues, and shifting alliances. The story moves through episodic hunting excursions, campfire scenes, long marches, skirmishes, and a river voyage, portraying wilderness survival, hunting craft, and cultural friction on the Ozark frontier while focusing on loyalty, bravery, and resourcefulness.

About the Author

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Edward Sylvester Ellis

Edward Sylvester Ellis was an American author known for his prolific contributions to juvenile literature in the late 19th century. He wrote adventure stories that captivated young readers, often set against the backdrop of the American frontier and wilderness. His notable works include "A Waif of the Mountains" and "Adrift in the Wilds; Or, The Adventures of Two Shipwrecked Boys," which reflect themes of survival and exploration. Ellis's writing is characterized by its engaging narratives and moral lessons, making him a significant figure in the genre of boys' adventure fiction during his time.

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