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The Pioneers

In The Pioneers, Jack Cavanaugh transports readers to the early days of America, when settlers faced hardship, wilderness, and conflict as they sought to build new lives. Through the Morgan family, the novel explores themes of perseverance, family loyalty, and unwavering faith amid the struggle to survive and shape a nation. The story highlights the sacrifices and spiritual strength required of pioneers who laid the foundation of American society.

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PS 3553 A965P56 2006

Publisher

Eastbourne, Egland : Riveroak., 2006

Collation

414 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781589190696

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PS 3553 A965P56 2006

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Subject(s)

Christian fiction — Historical
Families — Fiction
Frontier and pioneer life — Fiction
United States — History — Fiction

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The Pioneers (published in 1996 by Bethany House Publishers) is the third book in Jack Cavanaugh’s acclaimed American Family Portrait series. This historical Christian novel continues the saga of the Morgan family, tracing their journey through the challenges of early American settlement and the fight to maintain their faith and values.

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