A retelling of the Old Testament story of how Isaac came to marry Rebekah and found the twelve tribes of Israel.

Briefly retells the life of John, cousin of Jesus, who prophesied the coming of the Son of God and baptized many people.

Examines the reasons for the westward migration of the nineteenth century and chronicles the experiences of the men and women who traveled to the vast western areas of North America and established farms, ranches, towns, and cities.

Describes the development of cattle ranches and the day-to-day life and work of the cowboy.

Examines the exploration and settlement of the West through the experiences of settlers, gunfighters, cowboys, Indians, trailblazers, and soldiers.

Describes the work of the early women homesteaders and presents brief biographies of several women prominent in Western history, including Sacajawea, Annie Oakley, and Narcissa Whitman.

Brief biographies of seven chiefs from different Indian tribes. Includes Little Priest, Captain Jack, Chief Joseph, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Red Cloud, and Geronimo.

Discusses the significance of the early cattle ranchers to the development of the Wild West.