A Western Promise - Schwarz, Nathan
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The Complete "A Western Promise: 1823" Series is Here! We are thrilled to announce that the entire eight-book saga by Nathan Schwarz is now available! Dive into the harsh, gripping world of the Kansas Territory in the 1820s, where one family's desperate bid for freedom sets off a deadly chain of events. Start the journey from the very beginning and follow Big John, Beth Ann, and Michael as they fight to escape the river syndicate's reach and carve out a new life on the untamed prairie. The Series Includes: The powerful opening that details a family's desperate move west and their brutal first…mehr

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The Complete "A Western Promise: 1823" Series is Here! We are thrilled to announce that the entire eight-book saga by Nathan Schwarz is now available! Dive into the harsh, gripping world of the Kansas Territory in the 1820s, where one family's desperate bid for freedom sets off a deadly chain of events. Start the journey from the very beginning and follow Big John, Beth Ann, and Michael as they fight to escape the river syndicate's reach and carve out a new life on the untamed prairie. The Series Includes: The powerful opening that details a family's desperate move west and their brutal first year battling the unforgiving Kansas winter and the vast wilderness.
Autorenporträt
Nathan Schwarz is a self-made historian, preservationist, and lifelong observer of the narratives etched into the American Midwest. Born and raised in the shadow of the Kansas plains, Schwarz developed a deep connection to the enduring local stories of ambition and settlement. His work focuses on the intersection of geography and progress-specifically, how the monumental forces of early American policy (like the 1823 Promise) and industrial expansion (like the Iron Rails) dictated the location and ultimate survival of communities like Lane. Schwarz dedicated years to documenting the archival history, oral traditions, and architectural legacy that comprise the "Steadfast Beacon" of Lane, Kansas. He believes that true history lies not just in treaties and timetables, but in the permanent homes built upon the horizon, creating an unwavering legacy out of the boundless "Ochre Sea." He currently lives in Kansas, where he continues to advocate for the preservation of America's frontier heritage.