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The narrative follows a band of American pioneers as they cross maritime and prairie frontiers under the guidance of seasoned guides, alternating scenes of domestic family instruction and rugged adventure. It interweaves shipboard episodes, including whaling and seafaring peril, with overland treks led by veteran hunters, encounters with isolated indigenous people, and practical lessons about farming and household management. Emphasis rests on moral probity, self-reliance, communal bonds, and the hardships of westward settlement, while detailed natural and frontier descriptions frame reflections on cultural contrasts and the relentless challenges of pioneering life.

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Title: Le Whip-Poor-Will, ou, les pionniers de l'Orégon

Author: Amédée Bouis

Release date: July 7, 2018 [eBook #57449]

Language: French

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LE
WHIP-POOR-WILL

OU LES
PIONNIERS DE L'ORÉGON

Par M. AMÉDÉE BOUIS
(AMÉRICAIN)

PARIS.
AU COMPTOIR DES IMPRIMEURS-UNIS
—COMON ET Cie
15, quai Malaquais.

1847

Paris.—Imprim. de Lacour, rue St.-Hyacinthe-St.-Michel, 33.