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Trail Of Our Tears

Trail Of Our Tears

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Historical
Nina gets thrown out of a Native American group that the Americans are leading (which she names The Trail of Tears) along with her Mother and her Grandpappy. She is out in the wilderness. Will she and her family find a Native American tribe to stay with? Or will the Americans find them and murder them just like they did to her Father? Read to find out!
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