Daniel Boone On the Cumberland Trail

Daniel Boone On the Cumberland TrailDaniel Boone On the Cumberland Trail is true history written as a novel, thus entertaining to read while educating the reader about the pioneer beginnings of western movement by white settlers from the thirteen original colonies of the United States. History comes alive with the scouting of bounteous woodlands beyond the Cumberland Gap, conflicts with native American Indians, the Siege of Boonesborough, the Battle Of Point Pleasant and log cabin

ÒDaniel Boone On the Cumberland TrailÓ is true history written as a novel, thus entertaining to read while educating the reader about the pioneer beginnings of western movement by white settlers from the thirteen original colonies of the United States. History comes alive with the scouting of bounteous woodlands beyond the Cumberland Gap, conflicts with native American Indians, the Siege of Boonesborough, the Battle Of Point Pleasant and log cabin living. The wilderness of North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky become the settings for adventure. So, follow along with true history in novel form with this book, ÒDaniel Boone On the Cumberland TrailÓ.