Roosevelt in

Roosevelt in the Bad Lands

Name: Roosevelt in the Bad Lands
Author: Hagedorn, Hermann, 1882-1964

作者：Hagedorn, Hermann, 1882-1964
体例：章　章数：32
字数：608,596　来源：Project Gutenberg

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共 32 章

Chapter I. Arrival -- Little Missouri -- A game country --
Chapter II. Gregor Lang -- The Vine family -- The buffalo
Chapter III. Jake Maunders -- The "bad men" -- Archie the
Chapter IV. Marquis de Mores -- Founding of Medora -- The
Chapter V. "I will not be dictated to!" -- George Myers --
Chapter VI. The neighbors -- Mrs. Roberts -- Hell-Roaring
Chapter VII. The gayety of Medora -- Holocaust -- Influence
Chapter VIII. The new ranch -- The bully at Mingusville --
Chapter IX. "Dutch Wannigan" -- Political sirens -- "Able to
Chapter X. The start for the Big Horns -- Roosevelt writes
Chapter XI. Rumblings from the Marquis -- The "stranglers"
Chapter XII. "Medicine Buttes" -- Roosevelt returns to Elkhorn
Chapter XIII. Bleak camping -- Roosevelt "starts a reform"
Chapter XIV. Winter misery -- Return to Medora -- Illness
Chapter XV. The spring of 1885 -- Swimming the Little
Chapter XVI. Cattle torture -- Trailing cattle --
Chapter XVII. The "mean" horse -- Ben Butler -- Dr. Stickney
Chapter XVIII. Sewall's skepticism -- Interview at St. Paul
Chapter XIX. Medora -- "Styles in the Bad Lands" -- The
Chapter XX. De Mores the undaunted -- Genealogy of the
Chapter XXI. Red man and white -- Roosevelt's adventure -- Good
Chapter XXII. The theft of the boat -- Redhead Finnegan --
Chapter XXIII. Medora's first election -- The celebration --
Chapter XXIV. A troop of Rough Riders -- Premonitions of
Chapter XXV. The bad winter -- The first blizzard --
Chapter XXVI. Roosevelt's losses -- Morrill _vs._ Myers --
Chapter XXVII. Bill Jones -- Old friends
The Marquis was not at his home. The boy
If, on those solitary rides, Roosevelt g
Mrs. Cummins was not the only neighbor w
[Illustration: The Bad Lands near Medora
He had written "Bamie," earlier in the s