Bøker av Daniel Boone

Within the sacred pages of this extraordinary book, Boone unlocks the gates to a realm where ordinary existence is transcended, and a new life of extraordinary possibility awaits. With eloquence and grace, Boone weaves together a tapestry of enlightenment, offering readers a profound roadmap to unlock the shackles of the past and step into a future teeming with boundless potential. Each word resonates with the power of ancient wisdom, guiding seekers toward the realization that true liberation lies within their grasp. In 'Keys to a New Life', Boone unveils a treasure trove of transformative insights, breathing life into dormant dreams and igniting the spark of purpose within the reader's soul. Through poignant anecdotes, powerful teachings, and practical exercises, he imparts the keys to unlock hidden potentials, dissolve self-imposed limitations, and embrace the fullness of one's divine destiny. As readers traverse the pages of this extraordinary opus, they are invited to reevaluate their beliefs, shed the weight of past conditioning, and embrace the awe-inspiring vistas of self-realization.

Daniel Boone: His Own Story by Colonel Daniel Boone & The Adventures of Daniel Boone, The Kentucky Rifleman by Francis Lister Hawks.Before Davy Crockett and Kit Carson came along to share the wild frontier legend, there lived a pioneer and trailblazer named Daniel Boone - an extraordinary man, who, with his brother, Squire, explored the howling wilderness and helped settle the State of Kentucky. When this true life account was first published in the early 1800s, it served to set the record straight once and for all on the mythic Daniel Boone, and established him as a new American hero. The first part of the book is told in Boone's own words and spans twenty-five years of his life, from 1769, through the Revolutionary War, and up to 1784. The second section was written by Francis Lister Hawks as a biography, and traces Boone's life from childhood on up to his death in 1818. The book paints a vivid portrait of Boone, and allows us to experience his times-life with Shawanese, Cherokees, Wyandots, Tawas and other Indians, as well as the trials of everyday pioneer life in the mountains, the woods, and along the rivers-and takes the reader to the first white settlement in Kentucky, named Boonesborough in his honor.

The text comprises an account of Boone's early history, his daring and remarkable career as the first settler of Kentucky, his thrilling adventures with the Indians, and his wonderful skill, coolness and sagacity under all the hazardous and trying circumstances of Western border life Daniel Boone's autobiography (orig. published 1784) is appended at the end of the book. Daniel Boone is one of the best known and best loved figures in the early history of our country - and his story is one of the most thrilling in its annals. Cecil B. Hartley, the biographer of the Empress Josephine proves a very capable transcriber of some of America's greatest frontier memories.