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ISBN
1496229754

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Publisher
University of Nebraska Press
ISBN-10
1496229754
ISBN-13
9781496229755
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3050096800

Product Key Features

Book Title
Last Heir : the Triumphs and Tragedies of Two Montana Families
Number of Pages
258 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2022
Topic
United States / State & Local / West (Ak, CA, Co, Hi, Id, Mt, Nv, Ut, WY), United States / 20th Century, United States / 19th Century, Americas (North, Central, South, West Indies)
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History
Author
Bill Vaughn
Format
Trade Paperback

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Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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Trade
LCCN
2021-040740
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"By looking at the family he married into and following the tendrils out from Helena to Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., and back home to Montana again, Vaughn did something new and unusual in the historical literature of Montana. That's something to be admired."--Thomas Plank, Missoulian, "Vaughn's attention-grabbing writing style will engage a public audience, immediately drawing readers in with Yellowstone -like theatrics of shady Montana politics, nepotism, and 'friends' favoritism. Here is a historical drama of go-getters: daring individuals and families whose actions and motivations--including but not limited to pride, ambition, aggression, fighting, violence, and court cases--whether professional or agricultural--often mirrored one another."--Rebecca A. Buller, Journal of Family History, "Any book that opens with an epigraph from Shakespeare-- Romeo and Juliet , no less--is bound to be dramatic, and Vaughn does not disappoint. The first chapter, 'Without a Trace,' plunges readers into the most mundane of domestic dramas--a father and husband abandoning his family 'to run off with a married woman'--in a deft and subtle way that foreshadows the major themes here: the power and resolve of women to endure in 'a man's world,' and the complicated politics of rural family life. . . . The upshot of this study is that appearances are deceiving, and each unhappy family is, as Tolstoy observed, 'unhappy in its own way.'"-- Montana, The Magazine of Western History, "Tracing the history of two Montana families through four generations and showing how they came together in the third generation through marriage, Missoula author Bill Vaughn provides a story as much about Montana, its dreams, myths, and deceptions."--Charles E. Rankin, Roundup Magazine, "Anyone with an interest in the local history of Montana or the shapes of lives lived in the American West will find this book of interest."-- Kansas History, "A dishy, encyclopedic romp through twentieth-century Montana history. I was amazed that a book containing so many disparate nuggets could hew to a narrative structure that enticed me to read it so quickly."--John Clayton, author of Natural Rivals: John Muir, Gifford Pinchot, and the Creation of America's Public Lands
Dewey Decimal
978.60330922
Table Of Content
List of Illustrations List of Maps Preface 1. Without a Trace 2. First-Generation Americans 3. The Migrants 4. The Home Front 5. Girl Reporter 6. Lighting Out for the Territory 7. Wild and Wooly 8. A Man of Means 9. Wool Mania 10. The Water Below and the Air Above 11. In the Grease 12. Under the Swaying Palms 13. For the Love of the Game 14. No Longer the Lazy Crop 15. How to Prosper When Times Are Dark 16. Greener Pastures 17. An Heir Is Born 18. Dark Acres 19. Res Ipsa Loquitur 20. The Last Acre Appendix 1: The Oxbow Ranch Appendix 2: The Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Appendix 3: Baertsch v. Baertsch Notes
Synopsis
The only thing the Herrins and the Burkes had in common was their Irish ancestry. Opposites in most ways, the families nevertheless personified two common threads in the history of the West. As the owner of an iconic Montana stock-raising operation--the famous Oxbow Ranch on the shores of Holter Lake--Holly Herrin ruled with frontier violence and legal action over an empire of cattle and sheep that covered thirty square miles. George Burke was a real estate agent, a sheriff, a game warden, and a civil engineer in a family of professionals--newspaper editors, lawyers, and politicians, including a U.S. senator. The country-mouse Herrins voted Republican, the city-mouse Burkes Democratic. Both patriarchs, fighting with their fists and their lawyers, were active players in the far-reaching dramas and ludicrous comedies that shaped the politics and economy of modern Montana. In 1949 the clans joined their fortunes together when rancher Keith Herrin, Holly's grandson, married George Burke's daughter Molly, a wire service reporter. It was a union that produced five girls and one boy--an heir. Twenty years later, the marriage and the Herrin ranches were failing. The story of the Burkes and Herrins has never been told before, and the history they made has been largely forgotten. The Last Heir recounts twelve decades of Burke and Herrin triumphs and tragedies: the story of Montana's Missouri River heartland, a history seen through the eyes and daily lives of those who lived it., Bill Vaughn's work explores the political and economic development of twentieth-century Montana as it was shaped by two families: the Herrins, who were Republican ranchers, and the Burkes, who were Democratic journalists, lawyers, and politicians.
LC Classification Number
F730.V38 2022

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