Arcadia Publishing
Black Cowboys and Early Cattle Drives book
Black Cowboys and Early Cattle Drives book
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Discover the untold story of Black cowboys who shaped the American West. After the Civil War, thousands of emancipated slaves headed west seeking freedom and opportunity, becoming skilled cattlemen on legendary trails like the Goodnight-Loving and Chisholm. By the 1870s, one in four cowboys was Black—driving millions of cattle, earning equal pay, and commanding respect through their expertise and courage. Nancy Williams brings their remarkable legacy to life, revealing how these pioneers built new lives and left an indelible mark on Western history. A powerful testament to resilience, skill, and the diverse heroes who built America's frontier.
Dimensions : 9" x 6" x .375"
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