two-thirds were white
Stockrider
In the 1820s, Americans appeared on hacienda in Texas, where they adopted the techniques of working with cattle from vaquero (Spanish vaquero shepherd). From Texas and other parts of the Midwest, cowboys drove cattle to the eastern states.
The number of cowboys increased after the Civil War, when a cattle breeding boom began in the western territories. This business in the second half of the 19th century brought high profits. Continue reading
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dust rising from under the hoofs
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need for cowboys was gradually
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cowboys under the leadership
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rented for use in agriculture
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cowboy poetry
most popular
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Spanish producers
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as well as for recreational
conversation was
course
nor will we trace
words for these songs
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from the annual corrals
already dream
always light
were enthusiasts who
proud of him: the Cowboy
helicopters
no one in his life had ever thrust
lightning speed
husbands
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armed gangs or warlike Indians
but often it was
soon as they were
need to associate
ballads
cowboy museums
among the jury was
tradition of the Wild West
famous leather label
with enthusiasm
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revolver
even briefly
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half-starved nomadic life
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during the ensuing
ancient times
groups
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