"Little Wolf: A Tale of the Western Frontier" by M. A. Cornelius explores the challenging realities of family life amidst the backdrop of the Western frontier. This compelling work of fiction delves into significant social issues, most notably the destructive force of alcoholism and the critical importance of temperance.
Set against the rugged landscape of the American West, the story offers a glimpse into a time when families faced unique hardships and moral dilemmas. "Little Wolf" examines the impact of substance abuse on individuals and communities, prompting reflection on the values of sobriety and familial bonds. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original narrative, allowing readers to engage with a story that continues to resonate with its powerful message and historical context. It will appeal to readers interested in Westerns, family life stories, and the historical perspectives on addiction and recovery.
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