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The Cattle King: A Dramatized Biography |
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Rating: ![3 stars](http://www.reviewfocus.com/images/stars-3-0.gif) Summary: The only complete, if flawed, biography of a fascinating man Review: The life of Henry Miller really derves the talents of someone like Robert Caro, since it can be seen as the basis for a broader history of the American West in the 19th century. Miller himself was self-made, a dynamic, visionary, and fantastically successful land and cattle baron. He also seems to have been welll-liked by the men he hired, and (at least for a land baron) by his neighbors. The story as told by Treadwell is factual enough, but devoid of personal and cultural detail. Miller's business papers are mostly in the collection of the Bancroft Library at UC Berkeley, raw data awaiting the talentrs of a more skilled biographer.
An out-of-print but fairly easy to find book written by one of Miller's foremen, "California Gringos", is also informative
Rating: ![3 stars](http://www.reviewfocus.com/images/stars-3-0.gif) Summary: The only complete, if flawed, biography of a fascinating man Review: The life of Henry Miller really derves the talents of someone like Robert Caro, since it can be seen as the basis for a broader history of the American West in the 19th century. Miller himself was self-made, a dynamic, visionary, and fantastically successful land and cattle baron. He also seems to have been welll-liked by the men he hired, and (at least for a land baron) by his neighbors. The story as told by Treadwell is factual enough, but devoid of personal and cultural detail. Miller's business papers are mostly in the collection of the Bancroft Library at UC Berkeley, raw data awaiting the talentrs of a more skilled biographer.An out-of-print but fairly easy to find book written by one of Miller's foremen, "California Gringos", is also informative
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