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In 2139, Amazonic warrior Tedra De Arr races to free her planet Kystran from tyrant Crad Ce Moerr, aided by her witty computer Martha and caught between duty and love for the barbarian Challen Ly-San-Ter.

A group of settlers encounters an old trapper on the prairie in 1805, as they push westward over the Great Plains for new land and opportunities in the United States of America, while the country is still being explored.

Zane Grey’s historical western follows Lewis Wetzel’s quest to protect early Ohio settlements and the clash between Moravian missionaries and Native tribes in the late eighteenth‑century frontier.

A 19th‑century historical romance that follows a love story set against the backdrop of Native American struggles in the early American West.

Nonhelema, the six‑foot‑tall Shawnee Women’s Peace Chief, leads her people into battle after failed peace talks in 1774, navigates alliances with American Revolution leaders, and endures betrayal, war, and personal loss.

Jack Cabb, the lone white survivor of the Battle of Little Bighorn, recounts his life‑changing adventures—from bodyguarding saloon owner Wild Bill Hickock to touring Europe with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show and serving as an interpreter for Sitting Bull.

This study analyzes the anonymous Tractatus De Mulieribus, a brief, virtually unknown Greek work, telling of fourteen outstanding women, Greek and barbarian, notable for their intelligence, initiative and courage. The first part of the book is a comprehensive introduction to the treatise and includes - in addition to the original text and an English translation - an examination of both the content and form of De Mulieribus, particularly as a catalogue of women. The times, methods, and purposes of the anonymous author are also investigated. Commentary-essays on the individual women then follow. A wide variety of sources are utilized in order to sketch the fullest possible portrait of each of these lively women. . This book, the very first study of De Mulieribus, is a useful introduction to a remarkable treatise.