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REPUBLIC OF
TEXAS PRESS, February 2002 •39 illustrations
and maps
“I’m
impatiently awaiting the second volume of an exhaustively researched
study of the pervasive violence that confronted the newborn Texas
Rangers even in colonial days... Seasoned scholars of Texas Ranger
rosters and raids by tribesmen will find new material.” Kent Biffle, The Dallas Morning News, October 20, 2002 "The contents are masterfully and chronologically organized into a work that explains the big picture of what was happening during the Texas Revolution. Every major battle is mentioned, along with the role played by the Ranging Corps. This is not a rehash of old 1890 memories, although some recollection snippets are included. Above all, this is fresh material that most people have not seen. Savage Frontier belongs in every Texian library." James
Gray, Bookshelf review for The Alamo Society “Moore
maintains his focus throughout, guiding the reader through the maze
of administrative problems of a fledgling nation in almost constant
conflict... It is a must read for all who appreciate the struggles
of early Texas.” Chuck
Parsons, Texas Ranger Dispatch Magazine, Issue 9 “Savage
Frontier is a good read, and it will have a special place on
my home library shelf.” Ross
McSwain, San Angelo Standard-Times, August 5, 2002 “Carefully
researched and accessibly written...an exhaustively documented and
absolutely fascinating study of the Texas Rangers prior to the Mexican
War.” The Midwest Book Review, August 2002
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