The last spike, and other railroad stories
The last spike, and other railroad stories — English source edition. Subject: Railroad stories.
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Caleb Conover, Railroader — English source edition. Subject: Political fiction.
A Fool for Love — English source edition. Subject: Fiction.
Chasing an Iron Horse; Or, A Boy's Adventures in the Civil War — English source edition. Subject: United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Ficti...
Danger signals — English source edition. Subject: Railroad stories.
Empire Builders — English source edition. Subject: Railroad stories.
The Depot Master — English source edition. Subject: Man-woman relationships -- Fiction.
The Grafters — English source edition. Subject: Railroads -- Fiction.
The Octopus : A Story of California — English source edition. Subject: Didactic fiction.
The U. P. Trail — English source edition. Subject: Western stories.
The White Desert — English source edition. Subject: Railroad stories.
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