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Pioneer Life In The West (1857) by Victorian Vault

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Title	Pioneer Life In The West (1857)
Creator	Victorian Vault
Year	1857
PPI	600
Language	English
Mediatype	texts
Subject	Jacob Richards Dodge, Mutiny, Holy Bible, Christ, Jesus, Christian, Napoléon Bonaparte, French Revolution, Hundred Days, Emperor of the French, Corsica, War, 19th Century, Russia, Light Brigade, Civil War, Harper's Ferry, Gothic, Balaclava, 1850s, history, 1853, Russian Empire, Western, French Directory, Typee, War and Peace, Third Coalition, 19th Century, Franklin Expedition, Siege of Sevastopol, Danites, Island, sailors, Trail, history, Novel, camp, horse, Thriller, Moby Dick, 18th Century, Queen Victoria, course, 1840s, Charge, course, Battle, 1845, 19th Century, Alma, Herman Melville, Inkerman, wild west, mountain, poetic, Documentary, Literature, Western, Literary, adventure, Battle, short story, Alfred Tennyson, Elba, Tale, Literature, Victorian Era, Emperor Russia, Queen Victoria, West, Sevastopol, Ulysses Grant, General Lee, Victorian Era, Horror, Saint Helena, British Army, Gothic, volunteer, macabre, poetry, Black Cat, Arctic passage, Travel, Herman Melville, poetic, Biography, Moby Dick, Christopher Lee, 1850s, Leipzig, book of Mormon, book of mormon, mountain man, Tracker, James Finley, Thriller, Indian Life, Austrian Empire, Tell Tale Heart, Ulm Campaign, black cat, Mark Twain, Brigham Young, Vincent Price, 1815, 19th Century, premature burial, Western, Literature, Literary, novel, adventure, horror, First Consul, Herman Melville, Victorian Era, daguerreotype, 1812, Napoleonic Code, Daguerreotypes, Austerlitz, LDS Movie, American History, USA, West, Fourth Coalition, Zion, Grande Armée, Czarist, Prussia, 1810, Jena, Crimean War, Auerstedt, 1809, Wagram, Iberian Peninsula, Continental System, Salt Lake City, Peninsular War, invasion of Russia, Cincinnati, 1845, Oregon, Utah, 1800s, 1846, American History, Ohio, River, Mormon Trail, Queen City, Steamboat, Kentucky, Tale, Education, Miscellany, Mormon, City, Abraham Lincoln, Mississipi, Steamship, Nauvoo Temple, Travel, Pioneer History, Trail, Antiquities, Indian, November, mountain man, LDS, General, Polygamy, Vengence, 1799, Civil War, 1850s, Victorian Era
Collection	folkscanomy_history, folkscanomy, additional_collections
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James Bradley Finley (July 1, 1781 North Carolina - Sept. 6, 1856 Cincinnati, Ohio) was an American clergyman.When he was born, his father was working as a missionary. The family settled in Virginia, and later emigrated to Ohio. A move to Kentucky was frustrated by land pirates, and the family returned to Ohio. James grew up as a backwoodsman, familiar with forests, their lore and their inhabitants. His father ran a school during the stay in Kentucky, and there James was schooled in the classics. James also studied medicine, and began a practice in 1800. Upon his 1801 marriage to Hannah Strane, he built a cabin and returned to the backwoods life.He joined the Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1809. From 1816 to 1821 he was presiding elder of the Steubenville, Ohio, and Lebanon districts. In 1821 he was sent as missionary to the Wyandot people, where he remained six years. Retaining the superintendency of this mission for two years, he subsequently continued in the itinerant ministry as pastor and presiding elder till 1845, when he was appointed chaplain of the Ohio Penitentiary. He retained this office till 1849. During his later years he acted as conference missionary and pastor of churches in southern Ohio.