"The Barons of Texas" is the gripping first novel of the epic Texas Cattle Quartet and the prequel to "Grass Kingdom". When Texas was granted independence from Mexico, the first bold settlers did not know that the area was also claimed by the Apaches and Comanches. It was to this land that Martin Baron came, with a dream of wealth and a vision of an empire.
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"The Barons of Texas" is the gripping first novel of the epic Texas Cattle Quartet and the prequel to "Grass Kingdom". When Texas was granted independence from Mexico, the first bold settlers did not know that the area was also claimed by the Apaches and Comanches. It was to this land that Martin Baron came, with a dream of wealth and a vision of an empire.
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Good. Size: 64x16x107; No Stock Photos! We photograph every item. spine creasing, edge wear; When Martin Baron first lays eyes on Texas, he vows to stay and build a life for himself in a land filled with hostile Indians, terrible floods, and vicious winds. After interbreeding English cattle with the native longhorns, Martin Baron and the willful people he comes to love strive to make it in a place that is as beautiful as it is cruel. If he succeeds, he may just create the greatest cattle empire of the New West.