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Lone star law

Lone star law

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"The stories in Lone Star Law trace the Texas Rangers from their inception in the 1820s to the early twentieth century--roughly the first hundred years of their storied history. From fending off hostile Comanche to tartegting rustlers and aiming Winchesters at ruthless outlaw gangs, teh men and women who don the badge and white hat of the Texas Rangers stand as steadfast deliverers of American justice--the Lone Star way."--Back cover.

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Texas Rangers Fiction
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ISBN:
9781982153069
1982153067
0743490312
Description:
305 pages ; 18 cm
Contents:
A job for a Ranger / Louis L'Amour
Sundown / Troy D. Smith
The Plum Creek fight / Dusty Richards
Time of the gun-wolves / James Reasoner
Requiem for lost souls / Randy Lee Eickhoff
One and four / Robert J. Randisi
Ghost colts / Peter Brandvold
In the line of duty / Elmer Kelton
The blue burro / L.J. Washburn
A border dispute / Rod Miller
Dead man's gun / Ed Gorman
One hundred and two days / Marcus Galloway
Control Number:
2980721
Other Authors:
Brandvold, Peter. Ghost colts
Eickhoff, Randy Lee. Requiem for lost souls
Galloway, Marcus. One hundred and two days
Gorman, Edward. Dead man's gun
Kelton, Elmer. In the line of duty
L'Amour, Louis, 1908-1988. Job for a ranger
Miller, Rod, 1952- Border dispute
Randisi, Robert J. One and four
Randisi, Robert J., editor
Reasoner, James. Time of the gun-wolves
Richards, Dusty. Plum Creek fight
Smith, Troy D. (Troy Duane). Sundown
Washburn, L. J. Blue burro
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