The borderland.

The borderland.

By
Shrake, Edwin.

Publication Date
2000

Subject Term
Indians of North America -- Fiction.

Genre
Historical fiction

Summary
In this epic novel, veteran writer Edwin Shrake explores the feuds and alliances among Americans, Mexicans, and Indians, the political treachery, and the tales of fortune-hungry settlers that combine to tell the story of how Texas was born. Set in the blossoming frontier town of Austin, The Borderland focuses on the lives of Romulus and Cullasaja Swift, the half-Cherokee offspring of two forward-thinking parents who have come to Texas from New York; of Henry Longfellow, a rapacious lawyer; and of Captain Matthew Caldwell, a Texas Ranger whose eccentric ways are matched only by his fierce bravery.

Language
English

ISBN
9780786884933


LibraryCollectionCollectionCall NumberStatus
St. John's - A.C. Hunter (SJH)ADULT FIC - BASEMENTAdult Fiction - BasementFIC SHRChecked In
Whitbourne (AWB)Adult FicAdult FictionFIC SHRChecked In