Bounty Hunter Marshal Hoss Cole

Marshal Rusty "Hoss" Cole was the law of Middletown County, California. He joins up with the bounty hunters, Rancor Maleficent and Roberto Rodriguez, along with ex-Texas Ranger Rowdy Bates, Sheriff Biff Bain of Mayweather and a scribbler from the Chicago Evening Post, as the men make their way across Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming to attend the hanging of the infamous Tom Horn. Their destination was the Wild West town of Cheyenne. Train robberies, stray Comanche, Vigilante parties, and lost Cheyenne Braves are all a part of this Western Adventure. Eventually taking the Federal Marshal across the line between the bounty hunter and the lawman, where the difference between the legal and the illegal is a fine gray line in the dust. This line is often not clearly visible, allowing for a man to inadvertently stray to the other side of the law without even noticing it. An original Old West Tale. (Gunslinger Series No. 4)

Texan born Tom Horn was a notorious bounty hunter during the decades in the closing scene of the nineteenth century and the Old West. A man considered by many to be a hero and by others an assassin. An Army scout who lived off this cash for flesh enterprise. He learned his skills of tracking and speaking the native languages from the Apache tribes. Then he used this same knowledge to kill those very people who had taught him. As he worked farther west and into California Horn encountered his old enemies, Rancor Maleficent and Marshal Hoss Cole. The ever-humorous Roberto Rodriguez brings this unlikely crew together to make a final strike against the violent outlaws of the far West. Once again Ash Lingam gives us a vivid canvas like description of the Old West and the characters who lived, fought and died there. He shows us the hardships and the humor along with a dose of romance and a passel of lead and gun-smoke. (Gunslinger Series #3)

Analyses of the political and ideological transformation of Hizbullah.

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