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The Trail of the Seneca

by James A. Braden

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateAdventureHistoricalChildren's27 chapters
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About this book

Amid the serene autumn of 1792, the exiled Seneca Lone-Elk seizes control of a Delaware tribe’s Thanksgiving feast, weaving ambition and cunning into a tale of power, tradition, and tribal intrigue on the edge of the wilderness.

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27 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER I—THE BEGINNING OF IT ALL
03CHAPTER II—A SENTENCE OF DEATH—ACCUSED OF WITCHCRAFT
04CHAPTER III—THE WARNING
05CHAPTER IV—WATCHED
06CHAPTER V—IN DRIPPING RAIN AND DARKNESS
07CHAPTER VI—“THE WITCH IS HIDDEN HERE.”
08CHAPTER VII—THE SECRET LEAD MINE
09CHAPTER VIII—THE SALT SPRINGS—A STARTLING DISCOVERY
10CHAPTER IX—THE EVIL POWER OF LONE-ELK
11CHAPTER X—“MORE BULLETS, MORE LEAD.”
12CHAPTER XI—THE HIDDEN TOMAHAWK

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