Wil Aaron: Welsh Saints on the Mormon Trail: The Story of the Nineteenth-Century Welsh Emigrants to Salt Lake City

Wil Aaron: Welsh Saints on the Mormon Trail: The Story of the Nineteenth-Century Welsh Emigrants to Salt Lake City

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The story of the Welsh who emigrated to North America on the Mormon Trail.
Between 1847 and 1869, about 4,500 Welsh people crossed the Great Plains and the Rockies by ox-cart, through the history of the early West. The Indian Wars, the Civil War, Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Crazy Horse all appear in their story.


400 pages

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