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Life on the west Texas plains was fraught with danger and lawlessness. Renegades of all stripes took life and property with total disregard for the law. Justice was sparse and came in many forms but the one that could always be counted on was the Texas Ranger. This group of men, dedicated to the law and to Texas, ranged over the area bringing law and order with them. Energized by a commitment to the law, often meagerly armed, they searched out the lawless and brought them to justice.
In the dwindling glory days of the great Comanche nation a few hard pressed chiefs held onto the hope of a great battle that would capture a time gone by. When this was mixed with the greed of those who would steal from the weak for a quick dollar you had a sure fire receipt for disaster.
The Rangers were few and spread thin across the expansive state. When children were used for fodder and their lives were counted for very little everyone's need for justice rose, but with Pete McNally it was more than the need for justice. It was a driving force to be contended with and those on the outside of the law found little sentiment.