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    Hangtown, The Dark Night: Book Three of Hangtown Series, #3
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    Book Three of Hangtown Series

    By John Pratt Bingham

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    1852 was an election year. At that time, Hangtown was a mining camp in California's mother lode. The Native American Party was popular there because it wanted to make the United States a white, Protestant nation. Opposing the Nativists was Zach Johnson, the owner of the local newspaper. Zach's editorials argued women, Negroes, Indians, and immigrants deserved the same legal rights as native-born men. The struggle for dominance between the Nativists and Zach was unrelenting, and at times, ruthless.

    The women drawn to Hangtown were like the men: they were risk-takers. Zach fathered a child with two of them, and each wanted to be his wife. Zach did not like this. When Zach's brother, a priest, discovered what Zach was doing, he insisted Zach amend his ways and get right with the Lord. Zach did not like this either.

    Zach's spiritual journey was unconventional: he believed dreams contain messages that deserve consideration. Consequently, Zach's quest to be close to God startled and unsettled him.

    Hangtown, The Dark Night tells this fascinating story and completes the Hangtown trilogy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Bingham
    Release dateFeb 14, 2021
    Hangtown, The Dark Night: Book Three of Hangtown Series, #3

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      Hangtown, The Dark Night: Book Three of Hangtown Series, #3
      Hangtown, The Dark Night: Book Three of Hangtown Series, #3

      Hangtown, The Dark Night: Book Three of Hangtown Series, #3

      John Pratt Bingham
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      1852 was an election year. At that time, Hangtown was a mining camp in California's mother lode. The Native American Party was popular there because it wanted to make the United States a white, Protestant nation. Opposing the Nativists was Zach Johnson, the owner of the local newspaper. Zach's editorials argued women, Negroes, Indians, and immigrants deserved the same legal rights as native-born men. The struggle for dominance between the Nativists and Zach was unrelenting, and at times, ruthless. The women drawn to Hangtown were like the men: they were risk-takers. Zach fathered a child with two of them, and each wanted to be his wife. Zach did not like this. When Zach's brother, a priest, discovered what Zach was doing, he insisted Zach amend his ways and get right with the Lord. Zach did not like this either. Zach's spiritual journey was unconventional: he believed dreams contain messages that deserve consideration. Consequently, Zach's quest to be close to God startled and unsettled him. Hangtown, The Dark Night tells this fascinating story and completes the Hangtown trilogy.

      1852 was an election year. At that time, Hangtown was a mining camp in California's mother lode. The Native American Party was popular there because it wanted to make the United States a white, Protestant nation. Opposing the Nativists was Zach Johnson, the owner of the local newspaper. Zach's editorials argued women, Negroes, Indians, and immigrants deserved the same legal rights as native-born men. The struggle for dominance between the Nativists and Zach was unrelenting, and at times, ruthless. The women drawn to Hangtown were like the men: they were risk-takers. Zach fathered a child with two of them, and each wanted to be his wife. Zach did not like this. When Zach's brother, a priest, discovered what Zach was doing, he insisted Zach amend his ways and get right with the Lord. Zach did not like this either. Zach's spiritual journey was unconventional: he believed dreams contain messages that deserve consideration. Consequently, Zach's quest to be close to God startled and unsettled him. Hangtown, The Dark Night tells this fascinating story and completes the Hangtown trilogy.

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    John Pratt Bingham

    John writes at the intersection of psychology and spirituality. He has a master's degree in each field. He has an interest in dreams, the Chargers, women's volleyball, and his six children and nine grandchildren.

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