From the back cover: Hide-and-tallow man Austin Virdian saw to it that ranchers who refused him and sold to the Army would never raise cattle again. A snake-eyed Yank, Viridian was raping Texas of what little the war had left. Until Colonel Goodnight's cattle drives started making headlines. Suddenly Viridian had a full-scale war on his hands and the sides were almost evenly matched. Viridian's army of trigger-happy gunslicks against Colonel Goodnight and the Lone Star State's own one-man army, Captain Dusty Fog.
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viridian's Trail
viridian's Trail
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Colonel Goodnight's cattle drive to Kansas could save war-torn Texas, but it would ruin the "hide and tallow men" who stayed rich by keeping the ranchers poor. The ranchers had an army of toughs; Goodnight had the men of the Floating Outfit--and Ft. Worth had itself a war...!
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Colonel Goodnight's cattle drive to Kansas could save war-torn Texas, but it would ruin the "hide and tallow men" who stayed rich by keeping the ranchers poor. The ranchers had an army of toughs; Goodnight had the men of the Floating Outfit--and Ft. Worth had itself a war...!
ISBN: 229970
Pages: 166
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