William MacLeod Raine Biography
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William MacLeod Raine (1871–1954) was a British-American author known for his Western novels and stories. Born in London, Raine moved to the United States as a child, eventually settling in the American West, where he developed a deep appreciation for frontier life. After graduating from Oberlin College, he became a journalist before transitioning to fiction. His novels, such as 'A Texas Ranger' and 'A Daughter of the Dons', helped define the Western genre, blending adventure, rugged landscapes, and themes of justice. Raine’s prolific career spanned over 40 years, making him one of the era’s most popular Western writers.
William MacLeod Raine books
Title | Published |
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The Big-Town Round-Up | 1920 |
Brand Blotters | 1911 |
Bucky O'Connor | 1910 |
Crooked Trails and Straight | 1913 |
A Daughter of Raasay | 1904 |
A Daughter Of The Dons | 1914 |
The Fighting Edge | 1922 |
Gunsight Pass | 1921 |
The Highgrader | 1915 |
A Man Four-Square | 1919 |
Man Size | 1922 |
Mavericks | 1911 |
Oh, You Tex | 1920 |
The Pirate of Panama | 1914 |
Ridgway of Montana | 1909 |
The Sheriff's Son | 1917 |
Steve Yeager | 1915 |
Tangled Trails | 1921 |
A Texas Ranger | 1910 |
The Vision Splendid | 1913 |
The Yukon Trail | 1917 |
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