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characters live an "authentic life", and the "soldiers, fishers,
boxers and
backwoodsmen are
among the
archetypes of
authenticity in
modern literature". Emasculation...
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along the coast, they made
their way into the
hinterland as
sertanejos (
backwoodsmen).
These sertanejos lived alongside Swahili traders and even took up service...
- West, the
hardy explorer of the
trackless wilderness...the
prince of
backwoodsmen"
arrives to
guide them. When
later asked about the book, Kit
Carson said...
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capita relatively large quantities of liquor.
After the
excise tax, the
backwoodsmen complained the tax fell on them
rather than on the consumers. Cash poor...
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transferred the
techniques (mainly
survival skills) to non-military heroes:
backwoodsmen,
explorers (and
later on,
sailors and airmen). He also
added innovative...
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along the
coast and made
their way into the
hinterland as
sertanejos (
backwoodsmen).
These sertanejos lived alongside Swahili traders and even obtained...
- Carolina.: 59–69 In 1778, at the
height of the
American Revolution,
backwoodsmen from Pennsylvania, Virginia, and what is now
Kentucky took part in George...
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Brides for
Seven Brothers, it
tells the
story of
seven gauche but
sincere backwoodsmen, one of whom gets married,
encouraging the
others to s**** partners. After...
- Roosevelt: We have
taken into our
language the word prairie,
because when our
backwoodsmen first reached the land [in the Midwest] and saw the
great natural meadows...
