The Man Who Rode Midnight rare Briefly inscribed and signed by

Briefly inscribed and signed by Preston on the title page

and county judge

San Augustine

This book shows both white settlers and Comanches shared responsibility for the conflict between them and the carnage that issued from it

The Man Who Rode Midnight rare Briefly inscribed and signed byAnother Kelton novel in which he weaves a story that incorporates old fashioned principals. In this novel, main character Wes Hendricks knows a mans values cannot be measured in dollars and cents. His attitudes place him in conflict with family, friends, and the harsh realities of time. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday & Company, Inc.., 1987. 1st edition. Hardcover book with dustjacket. The book has two bumped corners that prevent it being graded fine.