"For Fortune and Glory" is an ancient historical fiction story book written by Lewis Hough. Considered a bit of ancient fiction, Hough brings viewers to the tough and merciless landscapes of the Uswest, in which fantasies of cash and pridewar. The narrative follows a numerous collection of human beings as they set out on an unstable excitement in pursuit of cash and glory amid the chaos of the gold rush. Through eager prospectors to opportunistic marketers, each character faces the limits of the frontier whilst suffering with their personal desires and motives. Against a backdrop of greed, betrayal, and redemption, "For Fortune and Glory" explores into issues of ambition, tenacity, and the pursuit of the American dream. Through highwriting and vividly depicted characters, Hough depicts the satisfaction and threat of lifestyles within the goldfields, offering readers with a captivating and concept-frightening information.