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- Nathan Hale
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- Hangman
Map
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- Major Impossible
Title page, front matter
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- To Newty, Leigh, Lutke, Wren, Kelly, Joel, Ben, Wiley, Joe, Mickell, , Johnny, and Lindsay -- guides on the Grand
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- I've been on this gallows long enough!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Hangman; Provost; Nathan Hale the spy; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- The gallows party bickers about whether to go on with a new story.
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- Ahhhhhh.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Andy Hall
- Synopsis
- Powell recruits for his Colorado River expedition.
- Keywords
- Colorado River
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- Nathan Hale
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- Wes! Hey, Wes!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Powell's father; Powell's brothers; pro-slavery gang; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- As a boy, John Wesley Powell longs for more education. His father encourages him, but insists that John must become a preacher. The father fights fiercely against slavery, sometimes placing his family in danger.
- Keywords
- Abolitionism; Methodist; slavery
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- Nathan Hale
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- I call to order the first official meeting of the Colorado River Exploring Expedition!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Ah Chung; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond; James White
- Synopsis
- Powell assembles the crew that will descend the Green and Colorado Rivers.
- Keywords
- Colorado; explorer; Wyoming
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- Nathan Hale
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- You forgot to shout flashback!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Joseph Powell (John's father); pro-slavery attacker; George Crookham; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- When pro-slavery kids injure John at school, John's father takes him to be educated privately by George Crookham.
- Keywords
- Abolitionism; bullies; bully; bullying; Methodist; school
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- Nathan Hale
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- Let it be recorded, the Colorado River Exploring Expedition set out at one o'clock P.M., May 24, 1869.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- The expedition gets off to a bad start.
- Keywords
- Explorers; Wyoming
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- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; George Crookham
- Synopsis
- Crookham teaches John about exciting subjects such as geology and paleontology, and also helps escaped slaves.
- Keywords
- Fossils; Underground Railroad
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- Nathan Hale
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- Roll out! Breakfast! Roll out!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; hangman
- Keywords
- Explorers; Wyoming
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- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; George Crookham; Reverend Powell; Mrs. Powell
- Synopsis
- Pro-slavery terrorists burn George Crookham out. Reverend Powell moves his family to safety in Wisconsin, but immediately leaves to resume his anti-slavery campaign.
- Keywords
- Abolition; abolitionists; terrorism; Wisconsin
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- Nathan Hale
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- Roll out! Roll out!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- Rugged terrain, repeated rapids, and extended portages start to turn the men against Powell, who insists that they take exacting scientific measurements no matter how bad the conditions are.
- Keywords
- Explorers; Green River
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; college officials; Reverend Powell
- Synopsis
- Powell decides to forgo his father's plans for the son become a preacher; to find a college that teaches the sciences; and to marry his cousin.
- Keywords
- College
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- More like the Canyon of Load More.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell
- Synopsis
- The expedition wrecks one of its boats in rapids, but manages to rescue its barometers.
- Keywords
- Explorers
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- Nathan Hale
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- Every time I get caught up in the story, it switches to a new chapter.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Union soldiers; Union officers; John C. Frémont; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- Powell joins the Union army to fight in the Civil War as a private, but is quickly commissioned and becomes a self-taught military engineer.
- Keywords
- American Civil War; army
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- Nathan Hale
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- Nearly a week of labor and we've come maybe four miles from Disaster Falls.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell
- Synopsis
- The expedition loses most of their supplies in a fire.
- Keywords
- Explorers
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Ulysses S. Grant; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- Impressed by Powell's design and construction of Fort D, General Grant promotes him to captain and moves him to command artillery (for which he will also have to be self-taught).
- Keywords
- American Civil War; Missouri
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- Nathan Hale
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- Are we out of Lodore yet?
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Frank Goodman; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Chief Tsau-Wi-At; Nathan Hale; hangman; provost; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- The expedition reaches a point from which they can hike 40 miles to the Uintah Indian Agency and acquire replacement supplies. The Englishman Goodman elects to resign from the expedition.
- Keywords
- Explorers; Uintah
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- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Walter Powell; Ulysses S. Grant; Union soldiers
- Synopsis
- The Union army suffers a surprise attack at Shiloh. Powell rallies his troops and keeps fighting until he is badly wounded.
- Keywords
- American Civil War; Battle of Pittsburgh Landing; Battle of Shiloh
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- Nathan Hale
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- Jeez Louise.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- The exploration party is low on supplies as it reaches the Green River's junction with the Grand River.
- Keywords
- Explorers
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback...?
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Walter Powell; Ulysses S. Grant; Union soldiers; Confederate soldiers; residents of Vicksburg; Abraham Lincoln; hangman; Billy Richmond; Nathan Hale
- Synopsis
- Powell's lower right arm is amputated, but he resumes command of his battery in time to fight in the siege and capture of Vicksburg.
- Keywords
- American Civil War; amputation; Vicksburg
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- Say goodbye to the Green River, boys.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Pueblo man; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- The expedition finally reaches the Colorado River, but now has almost no supplies and is having to make equipment from driftwood.
- Keywords
- Anasazi; Colorado River; explorers; Pueblo
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback?
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- John Wesley Powell; Walter Powell; Union soldiers; Confederate prison guards; escaped slaves; William Tecumseh Sherman; surgeon; Emma Powell; Nathan Hale; hangman; Billy Richmond
- Synopsis
- Despite struggles with his amputation, Powell remains with the army and rises to command a regiment of the U. S. Colored Troops. His brother Walter is captured and sent to a Confederate prison camp.
- Keywords
- American Civil War; amputation; P.O.W.; prison camp; prisoner of war; U.S. Colored Troops
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- Nathan Hale
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- From Powell's journal
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; hangman
- Synopsis
- Rapids get worse in the canyon, and food scarcer. After fierce argument, the Howland brothers and Bill Dunn elect to leave the expedition, trying to find their way out of the canyon and through the desert. Powell truculently acquiesces.
- Keywords
- Colorado River; explorers; Grand Canyon
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- Nathan Hale
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- Flashback.
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; Walter Powell; U. S. Colored Troops; other Union soldiers; Confederate soldiers; Confederate prison guards; Union prisoners of war; General George Thomas; General Ulysses S. Grant; Robert E. Lee; Billy Richmond; hangman; Nathan Hale
- Synopsis
- Powell is transferred from the Colored Troops back to the artillery. His new troops and former troops help win the Battle of Nashville. The south surrenders, and the Civil War ends. Powell's brother Walter survives Confederate prison camp, but the desperate privations and cruel mistreatment have driven him mad.
- Keywords
- American Civil War; Battle of Nashville; P.O.W.; prison camp; prisoner of war; U.S. Colored Troops
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- Nathan Hale
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- Mung!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell
- Synopsis
- After 99 days the expedition exits the Grand Canyon, once again reaching mapped areas of white settlement.
- Keywords
- Colorado River; explorers; Grand Canyon; Nevada
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- Nathan Hale
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- A happy ending!
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- Major John Wesley Powell; John Coulter Sumner; Oramel Howland; Seneca Howland; George Bradley; Bill Dunn; William Hawkins [Missouri]; Walter Powell; Shivwits; Jacob Hamblin; hangman; provost; Billy Richmond; Nathan Hale
- Synopsis
- The fate of Bill Dunn and the Howland brothers remains unknown, and is still hotly disputed.
- Keywords
- American Indians; explorers; Latter-Day Saints; LDS; Mormons; Mountain Meadows; Native Americans
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- Major John Wesley Powell
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- The wonders of the Grand Canyon cannot be adequately represented in symbols of speech, nor by speech itself.
- Characters
- Hangman
- Keywords
- Grand Canyon
- Script
- Nathan Hale
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- The brave adventurers who entered this canyon of books are none other than Hazardous Tales' own team of top-notch Research Babies!
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- Research Babies
Bibliography
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- James White; Nathan Hale (adaptation)
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- The perilous journey of James White -- in his own words and spelling
- Genre
- non-fiction; history
- Characters
- James White; Captain Baker; George Strole; Utes; James Ferry
- Synopsis
- After escaping from Utes, James Baker barely survives running the river through the Grand Canyon.
- Keywords
- Colorado River; Grand Canyon; Utes
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- Nathan Hale
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- Author Nathan Hale has floated the Grand Canyon five times and always takes his watercolor kit.
- Characters
- Nathan Hale (the artist)
- Keywords
- Grand Canyon
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The Powell Expedition, 1869
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Powell's Civil War Battles
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["Major Impossible"]
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["To Newty, Leigh, Lutke, Wren, Kelly, Joel, Ben, Wiley, Joe, Mickell, , Johnny, and Lindsay -- guides on the Grand"]
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Manhattan, New York, September 22, 1776
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Chapter 1, Green River, Wyoming, May 11, 1869
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Chapter 2, Jackson, Ohio 1844
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Chapter 3, Green River Station, Wyoming, May 11, 1869
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Chapter 4, Jackson, Ohio, 1844
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Chapter 5, Green River, Wyoming, May 24, 1869
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Chapter 6, Jackson, Ohio, 1844
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Chapter 7, Green River, May 25, 1869
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Chapter 8, Jackson, Ohio, 1846
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Chapter 9, Henry's Fork, Green River, May 27, 1869
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Chapter 10
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Chapter 11 The Canyon of Lodore, June 9, 1869
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Chapter 12 Illinois, May 3, 1861
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Chapter 13 June 13, 1869
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Chapter 14 Cape Girardeau, Missouri, September 1861
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Chapter 15 Echo Rock, June 18, 1869
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Chapter 16 Cape Girardeau, Missouri, March 1862
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Chapter 17
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Chapter 18 Savannah, Tennessee, April 8, 1862
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Chapter 19 Colorado River, July 21, 1869
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Chapter 20 Detroit, Michigan, July, 1863
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Chapter 21 August 13, 1869
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Chapter 22 Vicksburg, Mississippi, September 1864
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Chapter 23 Separation Rapid, August 28, 1869
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Chapter 24
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One Last Quote from the Major
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["The brave adventurers who entered this canyon of books are none other than Hazardous Tales' own team of top-notch Research Babies!"]
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Navigation of a Big Canon: A Terrible Voyage
Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
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["Author Nathan Hale has floated the Grand Canyon five times and always takes his watercolor kit."]
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["Have you read them all?"]
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The Powell expedition, 1869
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Powell's Civil War Battles
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A Fearless one-armed geologist on a deadly expedition
- Boris Ammerlaan
- Lionel English
- Kirk House