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The Last Trail is a Western adventure novel by Zane Grey, first published in 1909. It is the concluding volume of Grey's Ohio River trilogy and follows frontier scouts Jonathan Zane and Wetzel as they travel through wilderness affected by expanding settlement. The novel combines exploration, pursuit, danger, and encounters between frontier communities and the natural landscape. It belongs to Grey's early historical frontier fiction and focuses on the Ohio River region rather than the later American West.
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Who wrote The Last Trail?
The Last Trail was written by Zane Grey and first published in 1909. It is a Western adventure novel about frontier travel and conflict.
What is The Last Trail about?
The story follows frontier scouts Jonathan Zane and Wetzel as they travel through wilderness affected by expanding settlement. Its plot combines pursuit, survival, and the changing American frontier.
Is The Last Trail part of a series?
Yes. It is the concluding volume of Zane Grey's Ohio River trilogy. The novel brings the trilogy's frontier setting and recurring scout characters to a close.
What historical setting does The Last Trail use?
The novel is set in a frontier wilderness where settlement is expanding. That tension between open land and incoming communities drives much of the adventure.
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