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Bronson, Edgar Beecher

 
9781331977278: Reminiscences of a Ranchman (Classic Reprint)

Sinopsis

A gripping memoir of the American West, where a ranchman’s life meets frontier travel, danger, and discovery.

From sun-baked deserts to snow-swept mountains, this book recounts the rough beauty of California, Oregon, and Nevada. It blends personal memory with frontier history, showing how one man’s work and wanderings shaped a life on the edge of civilization.

  • Experience vivid, true-life scenes of cattle work, long desert treks, and encounters with riders, miners, and Native tribes.
  • Meet the people who walked the West: cowhands, scouts, gamblers, and explorers, all rendered with immediate detail.
  • See how exploration, weather, and rough justice carved out a place in a rapidly changing frontier world.
  • Feel the mood, pace, and grit of 19th-century American ranch and travel life through a first-person voice.
Ideal for readers of Western memoirs and historical adventure, fans of frontier biography, and anyone curious about life on the ranch and on the move across the American West.

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Excerpt from Reminiscences of a Ranchman

The speaker was Clarence King, one Of the intel lectual princes of the earth, with a stout berserker heart set in a breast tender of sentiment as a wom an's, a man whose friends were many as the folk he knew.

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