Black Hounds of Death
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Howard lived during one of the most controversial and fascinating periods in Texas history: a time when, literally, fortunes were made and lost in a week’s time; when the agrarian lifestyle gave way to mechanized manufacturing; when a wild and wooly Texas was shoed and shorn with the trappings of civilization. Many people in that time had trouble comprehending the sudden sweep of it all, and the reaction to the onslaught of progress was cold and bitter.
Outside of a justifiable contempt of the o...il industry and its subsequent booms (for he had grown up in a number of different boom town environments), Howard may not have turned his attention to writing about the history of Texas had it not been for his friendship with Novalyne Price. A keen amateur historian, Howard collected folklore and tall tales of Texas, and also interviewed a number of “old timers,” elder citizens who remembered the Civil War and its subsequent Reconstruction, the last, desperate raids of the Commanches before the Texas Rangers finally broke their spirit, and even the not-too-distant Mexican Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howard lived during one of the most controversial and fascinating periods in Texas history: a time when, literally, fortunes were made and lost in a week’s time; when the agrarian lifestyle gave way to mechanized manufacturing; when a wild and wooly Texas was shoed and shorn with the trappings of civilization. Many people in that time had trouble comprehending the sudden sweep of it all, and the reaction to the onslaught of progress was cold and bitter.
Outside of a justifiable contempt of the o...il industry and its subsequent booms (for he had grown up in a number of different boom town environments), Howard may not have turned his attention to writing about the history of Texas had it not been for his friendship with Novalyne Price. A keen amateur historian, Howard collected folklore and tall tales of Texas, and also interviewed a number of “old timers,” elder citizens who remembered the Civil War and its subsequent Reconstruction, the last, desperate raids of the Commanches before the Texas Rangers finally broke their spirit, and even the not-too-distant Mexican Revolution.
What to read after Black Hounds of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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