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Step back in time to the heart of the American West with Frank H. Spearman's "Held for Orders: Being Stories of Railroad Life," a collection of thrilling short stories celebrating the romance and adventure of the railroad era. These tales offer a glimpse into the lives of the men and women who built and operated the iron horse, facing dangers and challenges on the ever-expanding frontier.
Experience the grit and humor of railroad life, from daring train heists to the everyday struggles of track workers and engineers. Spearman, a master storyteller, captures the spirit of the West with authentic detail and memorable characters. This carefully restored edition preserves the original charm and excitement of these classic railroad stories, making it a perfect read for anyone interested in Westerns, trains, or the captivating history of frontier life. "Held for Orders" is a testament to the enduring power of the railroad and its impact on shaping the American landscape.
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