<p>We call Kaua'i an unconquerable island because of this sense of timelessness in the land and its people and, above all, because of the powerful nature of its Hawaiianness. For both those who live here and those who come to visit, this island offers the unforgettable mix of an exciting present and a treasured past.</p>

Kaua'i: The Unconquerable Island

Travel

Mary L. Van Camp

Ruth M. Tabrah

United States

KC Publications

<p>From its beginning in 1846 to the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869 and beyond, the Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail, from Nauvoo, Illinois, to Salt Lake City, Utah, has captivated the fancy of Mormons and non-Mormons. It is one of the most written about trails in all history--hundreds of contemporary journals were kept and much has been written since. Drawing on this rich legacy of historical documents along with modern photographs the authors weave a rich story of life along the Mormon Trail.</p>

Mormon Trail: Voyage of Discovery: The Story Behind the Scenery

Stanley B. and Violet T.Kimball

Travel Writing

KC Publications. Inc.

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