A 1909 story collection from B.M. Bower. Bower always had
a way with the amiable folksy approach to the cowboy story which she utilizes here,
but I must admit where some older works wear their charms well, this one a
little less so.
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With General Crook in the Indian Wars by Captain John G. Bourke
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