WASHINGTON TERRITORY, 1885 was a savage land, where Indian war parties roamed the hills, frightening the settlers back into the towns. In this wild country, Dan Signett was considered a pariah. His sympathy for the plight of the Indians made him feared and hated. When his brother was killed, Dan was charged with murder.
He became a hunted fugitive, outlawed by the settlers and Indians alike, as he set out on the bitter quest of vindicating himself--or finding an early grave
Binding: Softcover
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Pages: 172
Published: 1978
Book Condition: Fair
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