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Virginian

Virginian

De : Owen Wister
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 In this captivating tale, what appears to be a love story unfolds against the backdrop of the legendary Johnson County War in 1890s Wyoming. The narrative takes a bold stance, portraying the large ranchers as the heroes and framing the lynchings as acts of frontier justice, all through the eyes of a protagonist who embodies a natural aristocracy among men.Copyright Nature and Animals Sciences sociales
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    • 027 - Ch 36 - At Dunbarton

      027 - Ch 36 - At Dunbarton
      Feb 5 2026
      In this captivating tale, what appears to be a love story unfolds against the backdrop of the legendary Johnson County War in 1890s Wyoming. The narrative takes a bold stance, portraying the large ranchers as the heroes and framing the lynchings as acts of frontier justice, all through the eyes of a protagonist who embodies a natural aristocracy among men.
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      38 min
    • 026 - Ch 35 - With Malice Aforethought Part 2

      026 - Ch 35 - With Malice Aforethought Part 2
      Feb 4 2026
      In this captivating tale, what appears to be a love story unfolds against the backdrop of the legendary Johnson County War in 1890s Wyoming. The narrative takes a bold stance, portraying the large ranchers as the heroes and framing the lynchings as acts of frontier justice, all through the eyes of a protagonist who embodies a natural aristocracy among men.
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      38 min
    • 025 - Ch 35 - With Malice Aforethought Part 1

      025 - Ch 35 - With Malice Aforethought Part 1
      Feb 3 2026
      In this captivating tale, what appears to be a love story unfolds against the backdrop of the legendary Johnson County War in 1890s Wyoming. The narrative takes a bold stance, portraying the large ranchers as the heroes and framing the lynchings as acts of frontier justice, all through the eyes of a protagonist who embodies a natural aristocracy among men.
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      28 min
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