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Factual stories, and history of the Westward migration from oral histories.
This book was written by my father, James E. Hodges, after his 20 year project of taking oral histories from those who lived through the Westward migration within our family, and their writings, and letters. He also researched the many books, and publications from the Library of Congress, among other sources.
I published it just as he left it. It will make a good read for anyone interested in the settlement of the West, or family history of the times. It has value as a teaching aid, as the people, and the stories are real.
I hope you will enjoy reading his work, and p | |  | | I'm Talkin' Cowboy
Deke Jakins rode the long drives as a cowboy, and reveals his adventures as a cowboy, Texas Ranger, Civil War veteran, poet, and gun hand. Memoirs are given in 1900. Fiction, based on a true story.
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Jim Hodges portrays the life of the real working cowboy in this photo - story book.
Jim Hodges, is a real - life working cowboy, and professional horse trainer literally from birth ! Mentored by his grandfather, born in the 1800's, one of the last of the real open range cowboys, and a trainer who specialized in the troubled, and injured horse. Jim has over 40 years experience training, and working horses on real ranches the old fashioned - cowboy way. This photo story book has some of the most beautiful photographs of working horses, and Jim provides captioned text to identify roles that each person, and animal plays on a working ranch. Truly a remarkable photo essay | | | | Personal Defense - Play the Game!
Jim Hodges wrote this Google Knol, as a public service informational piece. This is a must read, for anyone, who has ever thought about crime.
Jim Hodges puts his unequalled real - life experience with violent people, and confrontational crime, straight into focus for the general public. If you care about yourself, and your loved ones don't miss this free, public service article that Jim has crafted.
This short read is packed with facts, and challenges for your mind, to think about crime, and criminals in a wholly new light. Jim persuades the reader that some methods we choose for protecting against violent criminals might make us a victim of another type - that of snake oil salesmen, and general misinf |
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