Live boys in the Black Hills, or, The young Texas gold hunters
Subtitle: a narrative in Charley's own language, describing their adventures during a second trip over the great Texas cattle trail ; their fortune as gold hunters ; their life among the miners ; and their experiences with the Indians ; cut short by Charley's sudden and unaccountable disappearance in the night during a snow-storm
By: given in letters to Arthur Morecamp
Contributors: Dillingham, Charles Theodore, 1842-; Lee and Shepard; Alfred Mudge and Son
Series: American boys series -- [81]; American boy's series
Publisher: Lee and Shepard; C.T. Dillingham
Published: 1880
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: Wills; Death; Conduct of life; Camping; Gold; Juvenile fiction; Christian life; Indians of North America; Generals; Cattle; Gold miners; Children
Other titles: Young Texas gold hunters
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