Pioneer Days in the Southwest from 1850 to 1879

Thrilling Descriptions of Buffalo Hunting, Indian Fighting and Massacres, Cowboy Life and Home Building

De: Charles Goodnight

Narrado por: Tim Brown

Pioneer Days in the Southwest from 1850 to 1879 (1909) is an anthology of memoirs by pioneers of the region. The book contains accounts by Emanuel Dubbs (1843-1932), John A. Hart (1790-1840) and Charles Goodnight (1836-1929), the famous cattle rancher who was also known as Charlie Goodnight and the "father of the Texas Panhandle”.

They were the true heroes and heroines who laid the foundation for the future development of the Southwest. Their accounts are filled with plenty of action on subjects like the Battle of Adobe Walls and other Indian fights, hunting expeditions and the challenges of making a living in on the wild frontier.

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Great accounts

Good, genuine frontier memoirs that gave a variety of pioneer perspectives. It tells the story from a pioneer’s perspective, like it or not.

Misleading Description?

Perhaps I’m confused, but the title makes it see that the book is written by Charles Goodnight. Instead it’s written by a few different authors and only the first chapter is about Goodnight.