Minor characters in this novel include the ineffectual preacher Osgood and the bum Monty Smith, who attempts to provoke Winder's hostler Gabe against Sparks.
Minor characters in this novel include the ineffectual preacher Osgood and the bum Monty Smith, who attempts to provoke Winder's hostler Gabe against Sparks. In its fifth and final chapter, a storeowner laments his cowardice at refusing to carry a gun. In its third chapter, Gerald attacks humanity's fear of the pack after his father, Major Tetley, encourages a group of twenty-eight men to ride to the title location. The title event is incited by the reported murder of Kinkaid, although Sheriff Risley's return makes a posse from Bridger's Wells realize their mistake. FTP, name this novel by Walter van Tilburg Clark about the lynching of three innocent men in the title location.
Minor characters in this novel include the ineffectual preacher Osgood and the bum Monty Smith, who attempts to provoke Winder's hostler Gabe against Sparks.
The {Ox-Bow Incident}