Jesse Caulder Book II

On the American Frontier following the Civil War, families were, sometimes, torn apart by small gangs of ruthless outlaws, disease, drought, and hunger.Law was in short supply with, oftentimes only a handful of US marshals and local sheriffs to administer justice to vast regions of unsettled territories.Small bands of Native American Indians roamed the prairies in search of the diminishing herds of buffalo, deer, and other wild game no longer available on the reservations, where