"A Young Jennings came to Texas in 1874 to join a special task force call the Texas Rangers."

Foreword by J. Frank Dobie -- Introduction by Stephen L. Hardin -- ch. I Public opinion in Texas -- ch. II Cattlemen and their cheery customs -- ch. III I become a Quartermaster's clerk for a brief season -- ch. IV Off on a surveying trip -- ch. V I join the Mexican Revolutionists -- ch. VI McNelly's Rangers -- ch. VII The Texas desparado and his reign of terror -- ch. VIII Personal history of the officers and men of McNelly's Troop -- ch. IX Roving vigilance committee disbanded by McNelly -- ch. X Getting a reputation as daredevils -- ch. XI The command crosses the Rio Grande -- ch. XII Abandoned by the Army -- ch. XIII Result of the Los Cuevos fight -- ch. XIV Capture of King Fisher and his band -- ch. XV Women armed with derringers -- ch. XVI Two hundred shots in four minutes -- ch. XVII Drawing lots for dangerous service -- ch. XVIII The great feud between the Suttons and the Taylors -- ch. XIX John Wesley Hardin, the worst of the "Bad Men" -- ch. XX Hardin a prisoner--the old band disbanded.