ISBN: 9781421987255

Thirteen years ago I revisited the once well-known Kosloskie's Ranch, a picturesque cabin at the foot of the Glorieta Mountains, about half a mile from the ruins on the Rio Pecos. Th… More...

Thirteen years ago I revisited the once well-known Kosloskie's Ranch, a picturesque cabin at the foot of the Glorieta Mountains, about half a mile from the ruins on the Rio Pecos. The old Pole was absent, but his wife was there; and, although I had not seen her for fifteen years, she remembered me well, and at once began to deplore the changed condition of the country since the advent of the railroad, declaring it had ruined their family with many others. I could not disagree with her view of the matter, as I looked on the debris of a former relative greatness all around me. Colonel Henry Inman, Books, History, Old Santa Fe Trail, The (the Story Of A Great Highway) Books>History Thirteen years ago I revisited the once well-known Kosloskie's Ranch, a picturesque cabin at the foot of the Glorieta Mountains, about half a mile from the ruins on the Rio Pecos. The old Pole was absent, but his wife was there; and, although I had not seen her for fifteen years, she remembered me well, and at once began to deplore the changed condition of the country since the advent of the railroad, declaring it had ruined their family with many others. I could not disagree with her view of the matter, as I looked on the debris of a former relative greatness all around me.<

2006, ISBN: 1421987252

Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: INDY PUB, 356 Seiten, L=229mm, B=152mm, H=24mm, Gew.=658gr, [GR: I-HS - History - U.S.], Gebunden Thirteen years ago I revisited … More...

Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: INDY PUB, 356 Seiten, L=229mm, B=152mm, H=24mm, Gew.=658gr, [GR: I-HS - History - U.S.], Gebunden Thirteen years ago I revisited the once well-known Kosloskie's Ranch, a picturesque cabin at the foot of the Glorieta Mountains, about half a mile from the ruins on the Rio Pecos. The old Pole was absent, but his wife was there; and, although I had not seen her for fifteen years, she remembered me well, and at once began to deplore the changed condition of the country since the advent of the railroad, declaring it had ruined their family with many others. I could not disagree with her view of the matter, as I looked on the debris of a former relative greatness all around me.<