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A Bit of Farming and Politics

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Taming the Pan-handle

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The Battle with Matthews

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What Happened to Beckham

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A Medal for Speed

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Captain Bill in Mexico

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A New Style in the Pan-handle

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Preventing a Prize-Fight

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The Wichita Falls Bank Robbery and Murder

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Captain Bill as a Peace-maker

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The Buzzard's Water-Hole Gang

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Quieting a Texas Feud

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The Trans-Cedar Mystery

14

Other Mobs and Riots

15

Other Work in East Texas

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A Wolf-Hunt with the President

17

The Conditt Murder Mystery

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The Death of Rhoda McDonald

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The Conditt Mystery Solved

20

The Brownsville Episode: An Event of National Importance

21

Captain Bill on the Scene

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What Finally Happened at Brownsville

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The Battle on the Rio Grande

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The End of Rangering and a New Appointment

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Conclusion

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Appendix A

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Appendix B

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Appendix C

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Appendix D

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Appendix E

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Appendix F

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Appendix G

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Forward: A letter from Theodore Roosevelt

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Captain Bill McDonald, Texas Ranger

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An Old-Time Mississippi Childhood

36

Emigration and Adventure

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The Making of a Texan

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The Beginning of Reform

39

Into the Wilderness

40

Commercial Ventures and Adventures

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Reforming the Wilderness

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Getting Even with the Brooken Gang

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New Tactics in No-Man's Land

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Redeeming No-Man's Land

45

Some of the Difficulties of Reform

46

Captain Bill as a Tree-Man

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The Day for "Deliveries"

48

Cleaning Up the Strip

49

Texas Ranger Service and Its Origin

50

Captain of Company B, Ranger Force

51

An Exciting Indian Campaign