COW - BOY LIFE IN TEXAS, 27 YEARS A MAVERICK. W. S. JAMES 1893 DARK BLUE HARDBACK
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COW-BOY LIFE IN TEXAS, OR, 27 YEARS A MAVERICK: A REALISTIC AND TRUE RECITAL OF WILD LIFE ON THE BOUNDLESS PLAINS OF TEXAS, BEING THE ACTUAL EXPERIENCE OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS IN THE EXCITING LIFE OF A GENUINE COW-BOY AMONG THE ROUGHS AND TOUGHS OF TEXAS BY W.S. (WILL) JAMES. 1893 DARK BLUE BLIND EMBOSSED COVER HARDBACK
THERE IS A TIPPED-IN NOTE, I ASSUME IN DUDLEY DOBIE'S HANDWRITING. SEE PICTURE. IT STATES AT THE BEGINNING THAT IT IS "DEFINITEL...Y AN EARLY ISSUE, UNDER IMPRINT OF DONOHUE, HENNEBERRY & CO., WITH A FRONTIS NOT FOUND IN LATER EDITIONS."
25 FULL-PAGE TEXT ILLUSTRATIONS.
A REALISTIC AND TRUE RECITAL OF WILD LIFE ON THE BOUNDLESS PLAINS OF TEXAS, BEING THE ACTUAL EXPERIENCE OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS IN THE EXCITING LIFE OF A GENUINE COW-BOY AMONG THE ROUGHS AND TOUGHS OF TEXAS. OVER FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS, TAKEN FROM LIFE.
W.S. JAMES WAS BORN AUGUST 27, 1856 IN TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS. HE WENT TO LAMPASAS WHEN HE WAS 19 AND MARRIED AT AGE 21. THE 27 IN THE TITLE REFERS TO THE YEARS IN HIS LIFE WHEN HE SOMETIMES LIVED ON THE WILD SIDE, SO TO SPEAK. HIS PURPOSE IN WRITING THE BOOK WAS TO DESCRIBE THE TRUE LIFE OF A COWBOY, NOT THAT AS PORTRAYED IN THE DIME NOVELS OF THE DAY. HE WORKED AS A COWBOY UNTIL 1885 WHEN, AS HE EXPLAINS IT, HE WAS "CONVERTED" AND BECAME A WORKING MISSIONARY AMONG THE COWBOYS AND RANGE HANDS.
CHAPTER I - THE TERM COW-BOY
CHAPTER II - THE GENUINE COW-BOY
CHAPTER III - THE CLASS OF MEN WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HARD NAME THE TEXAS COW-BOY HAS
CHAPTER IV - SENSATIONAL STORIES, WITH THEIR RESULT
CHAPTER V - THE BEGINNING OF CATTLE STEALING IN TEXAS ON A LARGE SCALE
CHAPTER VI - THE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS TO BE MET WITH IN RANCH LIFE - THE MANNERS OF COW-MEN
CHAPTER VII - STYLE ON THE RANCH
CHAPTER VIII - THE FREE GRASS AND PASTURE MEN
CHAPTER IX - MODERN CATTLE STEALING AS A SCIENCE
CHAPTER X - CHARACTERISTICS OF A COW-BOY
CHAPTER XI - (NO TITLE)
CHAPTER XII - THE COW-BOY IN RELATION TO SLANG
CHAPTER XIII - PECULIARITIES OF THE COW-BOY
CHAPTER XIV - ? THERE IS A POEM HERE ON PAGE 182.
CHAPTER XV - ? THERE IS AN ILLUSTRATION HERE ON PAGE 183.
CHAPTER XVI - THE PRAIRIE DOG AND THE COTTON TAIL RABBIT
CHAPTER XVII - LECTURE TO CATTLEMEN
DON'T KNOW WHY NO CHAPTER 14 OR 15 - NO PAGE NUMBERS MISSING IN BOOK. I HAVE A 1968 COPY AND THOSE CHAPTERS ARE MISSING IN IT.
[2] 9-190, 193-213 PP. PAGE AFTER 213 IS BLANK, 7 3/4" X 5 1/2", WITH ILLUSTRATIONSPUBLISHED BY DONOHUE, HENNEBERRY & CO.NOT EX-LIBFROM THE DUDLEY R. DOBIE COLLECTION AUCTIONED IN 2016.NO WRITING
THE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COST IS AN ESTIMATE. IF THE ACTUAL COST OF SHIPPING IS LESS, THE DIFFERENCE WILL BE REFUNDED AFTER MAILING.
THERE IS A TIPPED-IN NOTE, I ASSUME IN DUDLEY DOBIE'S HANDWRITING. SEE PICTURE. IT STATES AT THE BEGINNING THAT IT IS "DEFINITEL...Y AN EARLY ISSUE, UNDER IMPRINT OF DONOHUE, HENNEBERRY & CO., WITH A FRONTIS NOT FOUND IN LATER EDITIONS."
25 FULL-PAGE TEXT ILLUSTRATIONS.
A REALISTIC AND TRUE RECITAL OF WILD LIFE ON THE BOUNDLESS PLAINS OF TEXAS, BEING THE ACTUAL EXPERIENCE OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS IN THE EXCITING LIFE OF A GENUINE COW-BOY AMONG THE ROUGHS AND TOUGHS OF TEXAS. OVER FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS, TAKEN FROM LIFE.
W.S. JAMES WAS BORN AUGUST 27, 1856 IN TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS. HE WENT TO LAMPASAS WHEN HE WAS 19 AND MARRIED AT AGE 21. THE 27 IN THE TITLE REFERS TO THE YEARS IN HIS LIFE WHEN HE SOMETIMES LIVED ON THE WILD SIDE, SO TO SPEAK. HIS PURPOSE IN WRITING THE BOOK WAS TO DESCRIBE THE TRUE LIFE OF A COWBOY, NOT THAT AS PORTRAYED IN THE DIME NOVELS OF THE DAY. HE WORKED AS A COWBOY UNTIL 1885 WHEN, AS HE EXPLAINS IT, HE WAS "CONVERTED" AND BECAME A WORKING MISSIONARY AMONG THE COWBOYS AND RANGE HANDS.
CHAPTER I - THE TERM COW-BOY
CHAPTER II - THE GENUINE COW-BOY
CHAPTER III - THE CLASS OF MEN WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HARD NAME THE TEXAS COW-BOY HAS
CHAPTER IV - SENSATIONAL STORIES, WITH THEIR RESULT
CHAPTER V - THE BEGINNING OF CATTLE STEALING IN TEXAS ON A LARGE SCALE
CHAPTER VI - THE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS TO BE MET WITH IN RANCH LIFE - THE MANNERS OF COW-MEN
CHAPTER VII - STYLE ON THE RANCH
CHAPTER VIII - THE FREE GRASS AND PASTURE MEN
CHAPTER IX - MODERN CATTLE STEALING AS A SCIENCE
CHAPTER X - CHARACTERISTICS OF A COW-BOY
CHAPTER XI - (NO TITLE)
CHAPTER XII - THE COW-BOY IN RELATION TO SLANG
CHAPTER XIII - PECULIARITIES OF THE COW-BOY
CHAPTER XIV - ? THERE IS A POEM HERE ON PAGE 182.
CHAPTER XV - ? THERE IS AN ILLUSTRATION HERE ON PAGE 183.
CHAPTER XVI - THE PRAIRIE DOG AND THE COTTON TAIL RABBIT
CHAPTER XVII - LECTURE TO CATTLEMEN
DON'T KNOW WHY NO CHAPTER 14 OR 15 - NO PAGE NUMBERS MISSING IN BOOK. I HAVE A 1968 COPY AND THOSE CHAPTERS ARE MISSING IN IT.
[2] 9-190, 193-213 PP. PAGE AFTER 213 IS BLANK, 7 3/4" X 5 1/2", WITH ILLUSTRATIONSPUBLISHED BY DONOHUE, HENNEBERRY & CO.NOT EX-LIBFROM THE DUDLEY R. DOBIE COLLECTION AUCTIONED IN 2016.NO WRITING
THE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COST IS AN ESTIMATE. IF THE ACTUAL COST OF SHIPPING IS LESS, THE DIFFERENCE WILL BE REFUNDED AFTER MAILING.
