Treasure Mountain

Book Details

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Author(s):

Louis L'Amour

First Pub:

1972

Genre(s):

Western

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Chapters:

28 chapters

Internal ID:

3173

Series:

<- Ride the Dark Trail - War Party ->

The Sacketts*

#11 of 19

The Sacketts*

A series of historical fiction / westerns written by louis L'Amour.

THE CHRONOLOGY OF SACKETT NOVELS (From Lonely on the Mountain)

SACKETT'S LAND circa 1600
TO THE FAR BLUE MOUNTAINS circa 1600-1620
THE WARRIOR'S PATH circa 1620s
JUBAL SACKETT circa 1620s
RIDE THE RIVER circa 1840s-1850s (before Civil War)
THE DAYBREAKERS circa 1870-1872
SACKETT circa 1874-1875
LANDO circa 1873-1875
MOJAVE CROSSING circa 1875-1879
MUSTANG MAN circa 1875-1879
THE LONELY MEN circa 1875-1879
GALLOWAY circa 1875-1879
TREASURE MOUNTAIN circa 1875-1879
LONELY ON THE MOUNTAIN circa 1875-1879
RIDE THE DARK TRAIL circa 1875-1879
THE SACKETT BRAND circa 1875-1879
THE SKY-LINERS circa 1875-1879

View this series in the book list

1) The Daybreakers
2) Sackett
3) Lando
4) Mojave Crossing
5) The Sackett Brand
6) Mustang Man
7) The Sky-Liners
8) The Lonely Men
9) Galloway
10) Ride the Dark Trail
11) Treasure Mountain
12) War Party
13) Sackett's Land
14) To the Far Blue Mountain
15) Lonely on the Mountain
16) Ride the River
17) The Warrior's Path
18) Jubal Sackett
19) End of the Drive

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Dedication:

No dedication.

First Sentence:

To kill a man, my dear, is not always to make an end of him.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

"I reckon," I said, and we went to our horses together.

Comments:

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Synopsis not on file
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Added: 19-Jun-2022

Last Updated: 10-Aug-2022

Publications

01-Jan-1981

Bantam Books

Mass Market Paperback

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Jan-1981

Format:

Mass Market Paperback

Cover Price:

$2.25

Pages*:

187

Cover Link(s):

World Cat

amazon.com

Internal ID:

12822

Publisher:

Bantam Books

ISBN:

0-553-14785-4

ISBN-13:

978-0-553-14785-8

Printing:

Country:

United States

Language:

English

Credits:

John Hamilton - Photographer

THE SACKETTS SMELLED
GOLD... AND GUNS

How do you bring a million dollars in gold down a mountain? First you have to find it, and that's mighty hard when you're tracking a trail that's twenty years old. But the Sackett brothers were determined to find the treasure and their father. They just hoped they were smarter than those New Orleans folks who also wanted the gold and were willing to kill for it!

LOUIS LAMOUR
Our foremost storyteller of the authentic West, L'Amour has thrilled a nation by bringing to vivid life the brave men and women who settled the American frontier. There are now over 100 million of his books in print around the world.

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Notes and Comments:

A Bantam Book / October 1972
2nd printing ... October 1972
3rd printing ... March 1973
4th printing ... March 1974
5th printing ... November 1974
6th printing ... July 1975
7th printing ... November 1975
8th printing ... November 1976
9th printing ... March 1977
10th printing ... July 1977
11th printing ... April 1978
12th printing ... January 1979
13th printing ... January 1979
14th printing ... May 1979
15th printing ... November 1979
16th printing ... May 1980
17th printing ... Decemebr 1980

Seventeenth printing based on the number line

Author(s)

Louis L'Amour
Birth: 22 Mar 1908 Jamestown, North Dakota, USA
Death: 10 Jun 1988 Los Angeles, California, USA

Awards

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