The book incorporates his _Tales of the Mustang_, a slight
volume published in an edition of only three hundred copies in
1936. It also incorporates a large part of _Mustangs and Cow
Horses_, edited by Dobie, Boatright, and Ransom, and issued by
the Texas Folklore Society, Austin, 1940--a volume that went
out of print not long after it was published.
DODGE, THEODORE A. _Riders of Many Lands_, New York, 1893.
Illustrations by Remington. Wide and informed views.
GRAHAM, R. B. CUNNINGHAME. _The Horses of the Conquest_,
London, 1930. Graham was both historian and horseman, as much
at home on the pampas as in his ancient Scottish home. This
excellent book on the Spanish horses intro-
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Charles Banks Wilson, in _The Mustangs_
by J. Frank Dobie (1952)}
duced to the Western Hemisphere is in a pasture to itself.
Reprinted in 1949 by the University of Oklahoma Press, with
introduction and notes by Robert Moorman Denhardt.
GREER, JAMES K. _Bois d'Arc to Barbed Wire_, Dallas, 1936. OP.
HASTINGS, FRANK. _A Ranchman's Recollections_, Chicago, 1921.
"Old Gran'pa" is close to the best American horse story I have
ever read.
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