All were the same. All were different. All were homeless until fate stepped in. They were "The Vagabonds" Leotie was a white girl stolen by the Indians. Abandoned by the tribe, she endured the terrors of the western wilderness to find a place she might call home. Pahkah was an Indian, nearly destroyed by the white man's way, searching for a home with his own tribe. Daisy was an indentured servant escaping f ...Täielik kirjeldus
All were the same. All were different. All were homeless until fate stepped in. They were "The Vagabonds" Leotie was a white girl stolen by the Indians. Abandoned by the tribe, she endured the terrors of the western wilderness to find a place she might call home. Pahkah was an Indian, nearly destroyed by the white man's way, searching for a home with his own tribe. Daisy was an indentured servant escaping from her obligation, to find her Grandma's homes in the wilds of Texas. Doyle Quinn was an Irish slave by birth, charlatan by trade, determined to protect his odd brother until he could provide them with a ranch and a safe place to call home.
