JOHN BONWELL. A NOVEL OF THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY 1818-1862.

Pulse, Charles K.

Published by National Geographic Society, New York

About this Item

(1952), x, 436pp. Very light wear, else VG in VG dust jacket. From the DJ: "This swift moving, historically detailed novel by a well-known Cincinnati attorney is a story of how the River Country of Ohio and Kentucky took the road toward Civil War. It is the story of people, villages and towns, during the most crucial period of that region bounded by Maysville and Cincinnati, Chillicothe and Lexington. Historical characters hobnob with fictional: John Anthony Quitman, New York Yankee who became Governor of Mississippi and leader of the most radical pro-slavery faction; Henry Clay, the great Pacificator; Ulysses S. Grant, the young lieutenant in Taylor's army on the Rio Grande."'.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: JOHN BONWELL. A NOVEL OF THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY 1818-1862.
• Publisher: National Geographic Society, New York
• Language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very Good
• Dust Jacket Condition: Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Kentucky