The Land Lies Pretty = 'Op-Jah-mo-mak-y-a': a Story of the Great Sauk Trail in 1832 With an Introduction to the Northwest Territory

This historical novel takes readers on a journey along the Great Sauk Trail in 1832, with vivid descriptions of the landscape, the people, and the conflicts between Native Americans and settlers. Merritt Greene's introduction provides valuable historical context and sets the stage for this gripping tale.

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