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Read Time: ~4.9 hr

Sagebrush country

by Philip L. Fradkin (1989)

About this book

A journey through one of America's largest and least-known wilderness areas, the Uinta Mountains in Utah, Wyoming, Colorado. A journ through its past and through its trails today which reveals the problems and opportunities now facing the federal land system.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreSagebrush country Lead Character

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