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Summary:
Midwesterner Emerson Hough nurtured a life-long interest in the Wild West, and after receiving his law degree, he set up shop as an attorney in a rural town in New Mexico. Based on his experiences in the region, he penned a series of histories of the Old West. This volume contains a series of insightful essays about the meaning of the frontier and the pioneer spirit.
Notes:
"First published in 1918"--T.p. verso.
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Contents:
- The frontier in history
- The range
- The cattle trails
- The cowboy
- The mines
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- Pathways of the West
- The Indian wars
- The cattle kings
- The homesteader.
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