The Wood King; or, Daniel Boone's last trail

Name: The Wood King; or, Daniel Boone's last trail
Author: Jos. E. Badger

By Jos. E. Badger

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Set in the Osage country, the narrative centers on frontier pursuit and rescue when an aging woodsman aids a hunted Native American who escapes Osage pursuers and finds refuge in a riverside cave. The plot alternates tense skirmishes, stealthy tracking, and narrow escapes with romantic intrigues involving a missing woman believed concealed by a renegade and questions of loyalty among settlers and tribes. The work blends episodic action, woodcraft detail, and frontier melodrama to explore survival, allegiance, and hidden refuges across river fords, valleys, and forest trails.

About the Author

Jos. E. Badger

Jos. E. Badger was an American author known for his contributions to adventure and frontier literature in the late 19th century. His works often explore themes of bravery, conflict, and survival in the American wilderness. Among his notable titles is "Delaware Tom; or, The Traitor Guide," which showcases his knack for storytelling within the context of historical events. Badger's narratives frequently feature rugged characters and vivid depictions of the American landscape, reflecting the spirit of exploration and the complexities of frontier life. His stories remain a part of the literary heritage that captures the essence of American adventure.