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The writing process
The writing process

By Ron Carter

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The Youngest Drover
The Youngest Drover

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The Youngest Drover
The Youngest Drover

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Me & the Geezer
Me & the Geezer

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His first summer in California looks bleak for Joe Russell, as he endures his father's lectures and finds himself stuck playing Pony league baseball with a group of misfits that is a far cry from t...

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The Beecher incident
The Beecher incident

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Brigham s Ghost Brigade and the Case of the Deadly Counterfeiters
The trial of Mary Lou
The trial of Mary Lou

By Ron Carter

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The case of the golden spike kidnappers
The case of the golden spike kidnappers

By Ron Carter

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The Ghost Brigade's second assignment from the Prophet is to thwart the kidnappers attempting to prevent the driving of the golden spike joining east to west and railroad to railroad.

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