Name: SHADOWS OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW (en Inglés)
SKU: 69123267
Price: 515.68 MXN
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Author: James T. C. Burton
ISBN: 9798175964159

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SHADOWS OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

James T. C. Burton

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

252

ISBN13

9798175964159

SHADOWS OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW (en Inglés)

James T. C. Burton (Autor) · Independently published · Libro Físico

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Reseña del libro "SHADOWS OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW (en Inglés)"

The American West was never a single place or a single story. It was a vast, changing region shaped by Indigenous nations, Spanish and Mexican communities, settlers, ranchers, miners, soldiers, railroad workers, immigrants, lawmen, outlaws, and families searching for land, wages, safety, or a second chance.During the nineteenth century, trails and wagon roads pushed across plains, deserts, mountain passes, and river valleys. Gold and silver rushes created towns almost overnight. Cattle drives carried herds hundreds of miles to railheads. Railroads shortened distances while also transforming economies, communities, and landscapes. Forts, telegraph lines, stage routes, and new settlements spread across territories where older peoples and cultures already had deep histories.The mythology of the West often celebrates individual courage, fast guns, and open country. The historical reality was more complicated. Expansion brought opportunity for some and dispossession, warfare, broken treaties, discrimination, and violence for others. Frontier communities depended as much on cooperation, trade, labor, family, and endurance as they did on famous gunfighters.Yet the West became a powerful American legend because it magnified human choices. A person could arrive with little more than a horse, a name, and a past. Reputation traveled quickly. Justice could be uncertain. Distance made help slow to arrive. In that world, bravery and cruelty often rode the same road.The story that follows is fiction, but it draws on that larger tradition: hard country, contested land, growing railroads, ambitious men, stubborn towns, dry humor, sudden violence, and people deciding what they are willing to risk for one another. In the American West, legends were not simply born. They were built.