Lawmen of the Old West : The Good Guys

Many of the well-known lawmen of the old west were as crooked as the men they went after. The men portrayed in this book, while less well known today, were good and honorable men. They are men that, in today's confusing world, can be held up as role models. The book is well written, in a style crafted to attract the mainstream reader.

There are a lot of books written about the powerful men of the early west, and many of them glorify well-known men who were often of questionable character, more interested in promoting their own fortunes than maintaining law and order. The twelve good men in Lawmen of the Old West were men seeking an honorable life, not fame, and in many cases, their names and deeds have faded from view. In this book the author, Del Cain, tells the real stories of these brave but nearly forgotten men.

Lawmen of the Old West: The Good Guys is about history, with all the accurate information readers of history demand, however, it is written in a colorful style in order to attract a much broader reader base. Twelve little known heroes of the Old West are dramatically described, and their adventures carefully detailed.

An examination of the roles of law enforcement agents in frontier towns of the old West