Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Edward Sylvester Ellis

"Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Edward Sylvester Ellis" by Ellis is a detailed guide to various adventure stories and historical records from the late 1800s to early 1900s. It is essentially a catalog that lets readers explore many books, stories, and descriptions related to discovery, life on the frontier, and how settlers and Native Americans interacted. The book shows how people back then were really interested in the idea of forging a pioneering path and exploring the American wilderness. This index highlights different characters and places, often centering on young main characters who come up against hard circumstances in tough landscapes, all while figuring out their connections with Native Americans and nature. Important ideas covered are survival, fellowship, courage, and cultural clashes set against the background of the American frontier. The stories often paint pictures of exciting adventures with hunting, scouting, and strange encounters, stressing the morals of the stories and how strong people can be when facing problems. Overall, the works listed in the index create a complex picture of American history during a time when things were changing a lot.