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The Tall Stranger is a western novel by Louis L'Amour. It was written in 1957 and first published by Gold Medal Books. A filmed version starred Joel McCrea and Virginia Mayo. Plot. The story starts out in the 1860s with Ned Bannon coming across cattle rustlers who shoot him and leave him for dead.
Aug 1, 1986 · The Tall Stranger: A Novel. Paperback – August 1, 1986. by Louis L'Amour (Author) 4.5 1,843 ratings. See all formats and editions. Wagon trains heading west were forced to defend themselves against Indians, cope with injuries and illness, and struggle to find food.
The Tall Stranger. Louis L'Amour. 4.00. 2,831 ratings136 reviews. Wagon trains heading west were forced to defend themselves against Indians, cope with injuries and illness, and struggle to find food. The group of easterners Rock Bannon was scouting for faced another problem. They were being deceived.
Scouting for a wagon train full of high hopes, Rock saved the Eastern-bred settlers from a brutal Indian attack. But they paid him back with scorn when he advised against following a fast-talker named Morton Harper.
About The Tall Stranger. Wagon trains heading west were forced to defend themselves against Indians, cope with injuries and illness, and struggle to find food. The group of easterners Rock Bannon was scouting for faced another problem. They were being deceived.
Mort Harper, a stranger riding a beautiful black mare, had dazzled them with his charm and good looks. The southern route was the best way to go, Harper told them. But best for whom?
The Tall Stranger: A Novel Paperback – 2 Oct. 2018. by Louis L'Amour (Author) 4.5 1,734 ratings. See all formats and editions. Book Description. Editorial Reviews. Wagon trains heading west were forced to defend themselves against Indians, cope with injuries and illness, and struggle to find food.
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Jan 25, 2005 · The Tall Stranger: A Novel Kindle Edition. by Louis L'Amour (Author) Format: Kindle Edition. 4.5 1,867 ratings. See all formats and editions. Wagon trains heading west were forced to defend themselves against Indians, cope with injuries and illness, and struggle to find food.
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Louis L'Amour. Turtleback, 1986 - Fiction - 176 pages. Wagon trains heading west were forced to defend themselves against Indians, cope with injuries and illness, and struggle to find food. The...
Dec 31, 2005 · Spurred by an eager curiosity and desire to broaden his horizons, Mr. L'Amour left home at the age of fifteen and enjoyed a wide variety of jobs, including seaman, lumberjack, elephant handler, skinner of dead cattle, and miner, and was an officer in the transportation corps during World War II.
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