Get the Summary of Paul Andrew Hutton's The Undiscovered Country in 20 minutes. America's frontier story often manifests as a triumph of progress and heroic conquest-but it also carries a legacy of violence and exploitation. The Undiscovered Country (2025) by historian and bestselling author Paul Andrew Hutton chronicles the relentless expansion of the American frontier through the lives of its most iconic figures. The book's title, a nod to Shakespeare, reflects the irony that building a new nation also meant destroying Native peoples and their lands. From the Braddock Expedition to the Wounded Knee Massacre, Hutton follows figures such as Daniel Boone, Kit Carson, Sitting Bull, and Buffalo Bill Cody. Through their lives, he explores both the ambition that built a nation and the cost it came with...