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George Washington, Frontiersman
From: Journal of American Culture
Date: 19961001
Author:Ray B Browne
George Washington, Frontiersman. Zane Grey. Ed. Carlton Jackson. Lexington: UP of Kentucky, 1994.
When Zane Grey died in 1939 in Altadena, California, he left about two dozen full-length manuscripts yet to be published. From what remains as yet unpublished, Carlton Jackson has edited this full-length novel, which may or may not be the last. At least it is the latest novel by Grey. In many ways it fittingly brings Grey's literary career full-circle, since it brings the action back to his native Ohio and finishes off materials and motifs of his first three novels.
It is vintage Grey, a ...
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