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The Cyrs of the Madawaska: A Historical Narrative
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by John D'arc Lorenz III
John D'arc Lorenz III
The Cyrs of the Madawaska: A Historical Narrative
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by John D'arc Lorenz III
John D'arc Lorenz III
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Overview
Immerse yourself in "The Cyrs of the Madawaska," a fascinating narrative expertly carved from John d'Arc Lorenz III's epic novel "Beyond Blue Earth to the French Prairie Volume I." This spellbinding account traces the incredible journey of the indomitable Cyr family, whose saga is steeped in adventure, resilience, and ambition.
The tale begins with Eloi Cyr, the adventurous son of Joseph Firmin Cyr. Drawn by the dazzling allure of the Gold Rush, Eloi ventures into the wild heart of Cedar Creek, Montana. The taste of prosperity sweetens his efforts as he strikes gold, initiating an incredible rags-to-riches transformation. Yet, the bonds of family prove stronger than the call of riches, and Eloi returns to the Madawaska to share his newfound fortune with his kin.
His journey home, however, is just the beginning of the Cyr family's epic adventure. Joined by his son, John, Eloi sets his sights on the notorious and lawless camp of Deadwood, a place synonymous with dreams and dangers. Fortune graces the Cyr family once more as they strike gold a second time, cementing their legacy amidst the legendary gold miners of the era.
Their thirst for new frontiers then leads the Cyrs to Frenchtown, Missoula, Montana. Here, the family morphs into influential land and timber barons, shaping the landscape and economic future of the region. Their endeavors leave an indelible mark on Missoula, etching the Cyr name into its history for generations to come.
The narrative then takes a captivating turn, spotlighting Ina Cyr, the audacious daughter of John Cyr. Ina's daring journey to the Orient as an independent woman during the tempestuous months leading up to World War I adds a unique and riveting chapter to the Cyr family's saga. Her courage, determination, and spirit create an unforgettable tapestry of adventure and strength in the face of global upheaval.
"The Cyrs of the Madawaska" is not just an account of historical events, but an immersive journey through time. Lorenz's skillful storytelling weaves an intricate tale of a family navigating the tumultuous currents of the 19th and 20th centuries. This riveting tale enlightens and entertains, providing invaluable insights into the formation of the early American West.
This literary masterpiece is a must-read for history buffs, lovers of adventure, and those curious about the fascinating individuals and events that helped shape the world as we know it. Step into the world of the Cyrs, and be swept away by a story of resilience, ambition, and the timeless pursuit of the American dream.
The tale begins with Eloi Cyr, the adventurous son of Joseph Firmin Cyr. Drawn by the dazzling allure of the Gold Rush, Eloi ventures into the wild heart of Cedar Creek, Montana. The taste of prosperity sweetens his efforts as he strikes gold, initiating an incredible rags-to-riches transformation. Yet, the bonds of family prove stronger than the call of riches, and Eloi returns to the Madawaska to share his newfound fortune with his kin.
His journey home, however, is just the beginning of the Cyr family's epic adventure. Joined by his son, John, Eloi sets his sights on the notorious and lawless camp of Deadwood, a place synonymous with dreams and dangers. Fortune graces the Cyr family once more as they strike gold a second time, cementing their legacy amidst the legendary gold miners of the era.
Their thirst for new frontiers then leads the Cyrs to Frenchtown, Missoula, Montana. Here, the family morphs into influential land and timber barons, shaping the landscape and economic future of the region. Their endeavors leave an indelible mark on Missoula, etching the Cyr name into its history for generations to come.
The narrative then takes a captivating turn, spotlighting Ina Cyr, the audacious daughter of John Cyr. Ina's daring journey to the Orient as an independent woman during the tempestuous months leading up to World War I adds a unique and riveting chapter to the Cyr family's saga. Her courage, determination, and spirit create an unforgettable tapestry of adventure and strength in the face of global upheaval.
"The Cyrs of the Madawaska" is not just an account of historical events, but an immersive journey through time. Lorenz's skillful storytelling weaves an intricate tale of a family navigating the tumultuous currents of the 19th and 20th centuries. This riveting tale enlightens and entertains, providing invaluable insights into the formation of the early American West.
This literary masterpiece is a must-read for history buffs, lovers of adventure, and those curious about the fascinating individuals and events that helped shape the world as we know it. Step into the world of the Cyrs, and be swept away by a story of resilience, ambition, and the timeless pursuit of the American dream.
Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798369282458 |
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| Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
| Publication date: | 06/30/2023 |
| Series: | Beyond Blue Earth to the French Prairie Trilogy |
| Pages: | 204 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d) |
About the Author
John d’Arc Lorenz III, a proud resident of Portland, Oregon, defies convention and embodies resilience. A graduate with a Bachelor of Science Degree from Marylhurst University, John is no stranger to discipline and dedication, having run over ten marathons and duathlons. His intriguing life journey spans from the bustling streets of Vietnam and the rugged terrains of Mongolia, to personal battles overcoming addiction, incarceration and homelessness.
A passionate lover of animals, a keen follower of politics, and a devoted history enthusiast, John’s diverse interests have molded him into an artistic and creative force. He single-handedly wrote ‘Beyond Blue Earth to the French Prairie’, taught himself how to masterfully utilize publishing software, and even designed the book’s captivating cover. The source of his talents? His incredible ancestors, who not only form the subject of his book but also serve as his life’s greatest inspiration. With his indomitable spirit and unique perspective, John d’Arc Lorenz III gives readers an unforgettable journey through time, one page at a time.
A passionate lover of animals, a keen follower of politics, and a devoted history enthusiast, John’s diverse interests have molded him into an artistic and creative force. He single-handedly wrote ‘Beyond Blue Earth to the French Prairie’, taught himself how to masterfully utilize publishing software, and even designed the book’s captivating cover. The source of his talents? His incredible ancestors, who not only form the subject of his book but also serve as his life’s greatest inspiration. With his indomitable spirit and unique perspective, John d’Arc Lorenz III gives readers an unforgettable journey through time, one page at a time.
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