Contents

A Preface with Some Revised Ideas

1. A Declaration

2. Interpreters of the Land

3. General Helps

4. Indian Culture; Pueblos and Navajos

5. Apaches, Comanches, and Other Plains Indians

6. Spanish-Mexican Strains

7. Flavor of France

8. Backwoods Life and Humor

9. How the Early Settlers Lived

10. Fighting Texians

11. Texas Rangers

12. Women Pioneers

13. Circuit Riders and Missionaries

14. Lawyers, Politicians, J.P.'s

15. Pioneer Doctors

16. Mountain Men

17. Santa Fe and the Santa Fe Trail

18. Stagecoaches, Freighting

19. Pony Express

20. Surge of Life in the West

21. Range Life: Cowboys, Cattle, Sheep

22. Cowboy Songs and Other Ballads

23. Horses: Mustangs and Cow Ponies

24. The Bad Man Tradition

25. Mining and Oil

26. Nature; Wild Life; Naturalists

27. Buffaloes and Buffalo Hunters

28. Bears and Bear Hunters

29. Coyotes, Lobos, and Panthers

30. Birds and Wild Flowers

31. Negro Folk Songs and Tales

32. Fiction-Including Folk Tales

33. Poetry and Drama

34. Miscellaneous Interpreters and Institutions

35. Subjects for Themes

Index to Authors and Titles

Illustrations

Indian Head by Tom Lea, from _A Texas Cowboy_

by Charles A. Siringo (1950 edition)

Comanche Horsemen by George Catlin, from

_North American Indians_

Vaquero by Tom Lea, from _A Texas Cowboy_

by Charles A. Siringo (1950 edition)

Fray Marcos de Niza by Jose Cisneros, from

The Journey of Fray Marcos de Niza by

Cleve Hallenbeck

Horse by Gutzon Borglum, from Mustangs

and Cow Horses

Praxiteles Swan, fighting chaplain, by John W.

Thomason, from his Lone Star Preacher

Horse's Head by William R. Leigh, from The

Western Pony

Longhorn by Tom Lea, from The Longhorns

by J. Frank Dobie

Cowboy and Steer by Tom Lea, from The

Longhorns by J. Frank Dobie

Illustration by Charles M. Russell, from The

Virginian by Owen Wister (1916 edition)

Mustangs by Charles Banks Wilson, from The

Mustangs by J. Frank Dobie

Illustration by Charles M. Russell, from The

Untamed by George Pattullo

Pancho Villa by Tom Lea, from Southwest

Review, Winter, 1951

Frontispiece by Tom Lea, from Santa Rita by

Martin W. Schwettmann

Illustration by Charles M. Russell, from The

Blazed Trail by Agnes C. Laut

Buffaloes by Harold D. Bugbee

Illustration by Charles M. Russell, from Fifteen

Thousand Miles by Stage by Carrie

Adell Strahorn

Coyote Head by Olaus J. Murie, from The

Voice of the Coyote by J. Frank Dobie

Paisano

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