Dallas Public Library

Trail dust of a maverick, verses of cowboy life, the cattle range and desert, by E.A. Brininstool ; reprinted introduction to first edition by Robert J. Burdette ; introduction to second edition by Prof. George Wharton James

A book of verses by Brininstool about cowboy lifeEarl Alonzo (preferred to be called E.A.) Brininstool (1870-1957), born in New York state, lived most of his life in Los Angeles, was a historian of Indian wars and also wrote many poems about the west and cowboy life."Not poems in slang, but in dialect ... the abundant , exuberant, natural dialect of the range and the rodeo"--IntroductionDPL CTX copy has signed presentation inscription on front fly leaf to Brininstool's friend L.H. SpragleDPL CTX has inscribed photograph of Brininstool laid-in. The photo was removed and added to Dallas History and Archives

Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site.

2d ed.

21012266

xxi, 23-244 pages, [1] plate, 1 illustration, 21 cm

(OCoLC)ocm01258399 (OCoLC)1258399