"Joe Napyank; or, The River Rifles" by Edward Sylvester Ellis is a thrilling historical adventure set in the late 1800’s that follows Joe Napyank, a skilled hunter, as he braves the perils of the Ohio River. The novel portrays a band of pioneers, including Joe, the McGowans, and others, as they try to settle in the wild, all while confronting numerous dangers involving the native population. As the story begins with Joe searching for comrades on the river, he soon meets McGowan's flat-boat, a group wary of potential Native American threats. The group’s relationships and capabilities are tested, particularly when confronted by enemy forces that highlights the themes of adventure and survival.
Joe Napyank; or, The River Rifles
By Edward Sylvester Ellis
On the dangerous Ohio River, a hunter and a band of settlers confront the wilderness and hostile forces in a desperate fight for survival.
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About the AuthorEdward Sylvester Ellis was an American author.
Edward Sylvester Ellis was an American author.
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