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Return, The Parker Story
Palestine: Clacton Press, 2006. 311 pages. Bibliography. Index. Foldout map. 1st Edition (the possibility exists that this is a 2nd printing based upon the number line; however, for several reasons—including when these copies were purchased vis-à-vis the title’s publication date – indicate a 1st). SIGNED. Hardcover in dustjacket, both FINE.
The story of Cynthia Ann Parker is one of the best known stories of the Southwest. This book tells her story anew with previously unpublished facts and documents. The names of those involved with Parker’s story – among them Quanah Parker and Sul Ross -- loom large in the history of Texas. This book separates fact from fiction and retells an old story; one that is definitely worth re-telling.
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