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"Introduction: Grim Tragedies and Bloody
Triumphs"
by James Reasoner
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OLD MEMORIES
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"But the Hills Were Ancient Then" (poem)
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"Cimmeria" (poem)
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"The Lost San Saba Mine" (poem)
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"The Dweller in Dark Valley"
(poem)
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FIRST AMERICANS
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"Ghost Dancers" (poem)
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"The Kiowa's Tale" (poem)
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THE GRIM LAND
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"The Grim Land" (poem)
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"Sonora to Del Rio" (poem)
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THE PEOPLE
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"Cowboy" (poem)
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"Over the Old Rio Grandey" (poem)
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"The Bandit" (poem)
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"Roundelay of the Roughneck"
(poem)
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"John Ringold" (poem)
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"The Ballad of Buckshot Roberts"
(poem)
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Untitled "Old Faro Bill . . ."
(poem)
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"Modest Bill" (poem)
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THE FIGHTS
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"The Alamo" (poem)
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"San Jacinto (I)" (poem)
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"San Jacinto (II)" (poem)
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"The Feud" (poem)
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"End of the Glory Trail" (poem)
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"The Sand-Hill's Crest" (poem)
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Notes
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Prepared for publication by
Dennis McHaney
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Cited as being published by the REH Foundation
Press on the copyright page.
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Not available for individual
sale.
This chapbook was provided to Legacy Circle members of the Robert E. Howard
Foundation with Newsletter #1. It is a limited edition and all
surplus copies will be destroyed at year’s end.
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