The Texican

About this book

In the early 20th century, the American Southwest thrived on the rugged spirit of cattle ranching, a backdrop that shapes "The Texican" by Dane Coolidge. This novel immerses readers in the life of Pecos Dalhart, a young cowboy navigating the treacherous waters of cattle rustling and personal identity. With vivid depictions of the unyielding landscape and the intricate code of honor among cowboys, Coolidge explores themes of loyalty and survival. Ideal for students and historians alike, "The Texican" captures the essence of a transformative era while presenting a gripping narrative that reflects the complexities of frontier life. Delve into this compelling tale and discover the challenges and triumphs that define Pecos's journey.

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