Gunfighter Nation: Myth of the Frontier in Twentieth-Century America, The
A scholarly exploration of how the myth of the frontier has shaped American culture, politics, and identity throughout the twentieth century.
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This book examines the enduring influence of the frontier myth on American society and politics.
It traces the evolution of frontier imagery from the early twentieth century onward.
The analysis connects historical narratives to modern cultural and national identity.
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