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Let The Tail Go With The Hide: The Story Of Ben F. Williams [Paperback]

Teresa Williams Irvin (Author), Tom Lea (Author)

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September 1, 2001
In 1984, Mangan Books published this biography by Teresa Williams Irvin, with an introduction by Tom Lea, acclaimed western artist and author. "I've already started to read it, and am enjoying it immensely," said Ronald Reagan in 1985. This biography of Ben F. Williams, a seminal figure in the history of the American West, was a leather-bound showpiece, with a real silver peso on the cover of each book, and sold out within a few years. Long after the original sold out, the author continued to receive requests from teachers, students, librarians and researchers, year after year, because the book holds enduring interest in the history of the American southwest. Unfortunately, copies of the first edition were hard to find (and very expensive, thanks to the peso on the cover!) until Unlimited Publishing LLC released this POD paperback edition in 2001 at an affordable price.

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Benjamin Franklin Williams was born in a remote Sonoran village in 1901 and went on to become a noted land developer, prospector, mine operator, livestock broker, inventor, politician, and above all, a cattleman. "When people ask me about my background," he once related, "I tell 'em, hell, I was a cowpuncher." Williams was also one of the partners in the historic purchase of the Palomas Ranch of Chihuahua, Mexico; at 2,270,000 acres, the largest ranch in North America. The author of this book, Teresa (Terry) Irvin, is a former journalist and occasional contributor to the El Paso Herald Post. She is also a prize winning poet and recipient of a first place award from the Southwest Writers Conference. A graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature, Terry is the author of several stories for children.

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United States, New York, Phelps Dodge, Agua Prieta, Santa Rosa, San Francisco, The Revolutionary Years, The Twenties, Mexico City, New Mexico, Los Angeles, War Years, Gila Bend, Jim Kirk, Palomas Ranch, New Directions, Colonel Wadman, Pancho Villa, Bank of Douglas, Frank Bishop, Lep Craig, Bureau of Animal Industry, Gadsden Hotel, Treasury Department, Percy Bowden
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