The Lewis brothers ride into Spanish Texas hunting wild horses, facing ambush, loss, and a hard fight to resettle on the frontier.
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The Lewis brothers ride into Spanish Texas hunting wild horses, facing ambush, loss, and a hard fight to resettle on the frontier.
Ambushed in 1816 Texas for trying to capture wild horses, the sons of murdered veteran and farmer Mordecai Lewis are eventually permitted to resettle in Texas, where they are treated as horse thieves by Spanish patrolmen
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Mild courtship and attraction woven into frontier family life
Ambushes, killings, and armed clashes with Spanish patrols
Occasional mild period-appropriate language
Social drinking typical of frontier settings
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Passing faith references common to settler life
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Spanish rule, settlement rights, and early Texas frontier politics
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Patriarch murdered; sons harshly treated as suspected thieves
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