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Nebraska!

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Nebraska!	label	Nebraska!
Nebraska!	page	Nebraska
Nebraska!	comment	Nebraska! was the second book in the Wagons West series, published in 1979. It was written by Noel Bertram Gerson under the pen name of Dana Fuller Ross.Deciding to continue on with the wagon train instead of waiting for the next year, Whip Holt leads the Oregon-bound wagon train into the wilderness. The recently-widowed Cathy Van Ayl and Whip are attracted to each other, but uncomfortable with their feelings for each other. British and Russian forces continue to conspire to stop the wagon train from succeeding, while the insufferable Woodling siblings Claiborne and Eulaila have to learn how to deal with their new circumstances.Not to be confused with the 2013 dramedy Nebraska!.
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Nebraska! / int_1116591	type	Best Friends-in-Law
Nebraska! / int_1116591	comment	Best Friends-in-Law: Teased. Sam got married to Claudia at the end of the last novel, Independence!, and now Sam's friend Whip and Claudia's sister Cathy will travel together, both obviously attracted to each other.
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Nebraska! / int_362461f6	type	Sex Slave
Nebraska! / int_362461f6	comment	Sex Slave: Eulalia becomes one after a huge battle the train has with Indians.
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Nebraska! / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Nebraska! / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: Whip has the wagon train start off for Oregon in late summer of 1837, forcing the train to winter at an army fort. Historically, wagon trains would depart for Oregon in the Spring, arriving in Oregon before winter came, and the first trains to Oregon did not begin until 1844
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Nebraska! / int_b5b5ba3c	type	Rape Portrayed as Redemption
Nebraska! / int_b5b5ba3c	comment	Rape Portrayed as Redemption: Eulalia Woodling had a major personality change for the good after being used as a sex slave by Indians for months.
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Nebraska! / int_b76f6cb2	type	Little Stowaway
Nebraska! / int_b76f6cb2	comment	Little Stowaway: escaped slave Hosea sneaks onto the wagon train with the help of Danny and Chet.
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Nebraska! / int_bead8edd	type	Injun Country
Nebraska! / int_bead8edd	comment	Injun Country: once the wagon train departs from Independence, the rest of their journey is marked by having to traverse land claimed by one Indian tribe or another.
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Nebraska! / int_c3409128	type	Quest to the West
Nebraska! / int_c3409128	comment	Quest to the West: the original wagon train members travel west to Oregon in order to have a better lives for themselves.
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Nebraska! / int_dabc7a46	type	Sixth Ranger
Nebraska! / int_dabc7a46	comment	Sixth Ranger: Lt. Colonel Lee Blake is introduced after the midpoint of the novel, joining the wagon train to help defend from British and Russian forces. Similar to the trope namer, he will become the most important male character that was in the book for the series as a whole.
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Nebraska! / int_f2d29e14	type	Evil Brit
Nebraska! / int_f2d29e14	comment	Evil Brit: Henry St Clair recovered from his injuries and continues to hamper the wagon train, this time by encouraging Indian tribes to attack the train.
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