Gerhard O. (nccorthu) reviewed Morning River: A Novel of the Great Missouri Wilderness in 1825 (Man From Boston) on + 569 more book reviews
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A ell researched book of the mountain man times.
Tracy M. (tracymar) reviewed Morning River: A Novel of the Great Missouri Wilderness in 1825 (Man From Boston) on + 408 more book reviews
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"A wonderful book. Well-researched fur trade setting, cultures in interaction and conflict. The characters are believable and complex individuals...a great love story ... a special understanding of American Indian mysticism." Don Coldsmith
FrozenPhen -
During the winter of 1825, Richard Hamilton---a timid Harvard philosphy student--arrives in St. Louis on business for his father. Robbed and beaten, desperate to save his life, he reluctantly joins the crew of the MARIA, a fur trader's keelboat. Bound for the beautiful, wild, and dangerous Indian country of the Upper Yellowstone River, the native Bostonian begins the education and adventure of a Lifetime.
Susi B. (Susiana) reviewed Morning River: A Novel of the Great Missouri Wilderness in 1825 (Man From Boston) on + 38 more book reviews
A well researched novel taking place in 1825's. I really enjoyed it and highly recommend it to any one who has an interest in the mountain man era.
Anne Todd O. (forestguardian) reviewed Morning River: A Novel of the Great Missouri Wilderness in 1825 (Man From Boston) on + 88 more book reviews
Amazing reverse trip up the river system instead of down. I sort of follow the natural history and anthropology bits and give these sorts of plots a miss. I wasn't sorry i read it though, all in all not a bad read.
Ronald M. (Fasturtle) reviewed Morning River: A Novel of the Great Missouri Wilderness in 1825 (Man From Boston) on + 593 more book reviews
This was a great read.
Carol S. (cstreez) reviewed Morning River: A Novel of the Great Missouri Wilderness in 1825 (Man From Boston) on + 10 more book reviews
My friend was reading this and I found the subject interesting enough to try it. Although the main character was not at first my favorite, he grew on me and I became invested in seeing it through.
The history relayed here seems more accurate than some historical novels I've read of the same period.
Overall, I liked it enough to go on and read the sequel.
The history relayed here seems more accurate than some historical novels I've read of the same period.
Overall, I liked it enough to go on and read the sequel.
Charlotte H. (Char) -
During the winter of 1825, Richard Hamilton,a timid Harvard student, arrives in St. Louis on business for his father. Robbed and beaten, he joins the crew of the Maria, a keelboat. Bound for the dangerous Indian country of the Yellowstoe River, Richard begins the adventure of a lifetime.
