Settling the Colonial Southwest: Road to Revolution by George W. Hicks
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A very nice copy of the book, "Settling the Colonial Southwest: Road to Revolution by George W. Hicks. As pioneers like Daniel Boone and John Sevier passed over the Appalachian Mountains and opened up Tennessee and Kentucky, the seeds of revolutions were planted both by the heavy-handed British King and Crown, but also by the freedom loving pioneers. This fast-paced story describes the passion of white and Indian families struggling to stay alive in the west while in the east colonist were preparing for revolution. 383 pages.
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