Daniel Boone, The Pioneer of Kentucky Free Audiobook Download by John S. C. Abbott

Born in England in 1734, Daniel Boone was a man who knew how to survive. In 1769, he led his family and their belongings on an arduous journey through the wilderness of North America. The story of this pioneer is told by John C. Abbott, using passages from Daniel Boone's own hand-written journal.

John S. C. Abbott wrote a biographical novel of Daniel Boone in 1824 and it was his first published work. The audiobook is narrated by Allyson Hester and was made available on July 1, 2006. It includes the full text of Daniel Boone's biography, as well as both prose and poetry about the adventurous life of the famous frontiersman.

Daniel Boone was a frontiersman and explorer in North America who, along with his brother Squire, is considered an American folk hero. He explored the frontier of Kentucky and beyond, establishing hunting grounds and settlements for British army officers seeking new land.

Daniel Boone is an American pioneer who was born into a family of pioneers and will be remembered as the man who led the first expedition that made it to what would become Kentucky. This audiobook covers Daniel's life from his childhood, to his service in the Revolutionary War, to his beginning in Kentucky and how he became a founder of the settlement.

Daniel Boone was born in 1734 and passed away in 1820. He was an American pioneer, hunter, and one of the first settlers of Kentucky. The life of Daniel Boone has been written about by many people; even Thomas Jefferson wrote a biography on Boone's life. The story is also told in an audiobook called "Daniel Boone: The Pioneer of Kentucky". This audiobook is narrated by Allyson Hester, who gives you an authentic voice that is perfect for this famous figure.

The story of Daniel Boone describes the legendary frontiersman and hunter who helped settle Kentucky in 1775. Beginning with Boone's origins and adventures as a boy, it charts his rise to prominence and ultimately tells the story of his death in 1820. With its focus on Boone's central role in the American frontier, the book is one of an early wave of popular biographies written about important figures from pre-colonial America like George Washington and Daniel Morgan.