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The Story of the Trapper

by Agnes C. Laut

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About This Book

Originally published in 1906, this is a short pamphlet about one of the first and greatest "Mountain Men" of all time, John Colter, and his time as a free trapper in the vast wildernesses of the American old west.The author of this work, Agnes Christina Laut (1871 – 1936) was a North American journalist, novelist, and historian became "one of the best-known and prolific historians of her time".

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