Robert Hall was a true Texian: a pioneer settler, Indian fighter, Texas Ranger, and veteran of three wars.

Originally published: Austin, Tex. : Ben C. Jones Printer, 1898. Includes index.

I. The World Builders -- II. Early Life of Robert Hall -- III. Hall as a Riverman-Saw John A Murrel -- IV. His Career as a Flatboatman-He Tames a Desperado -- V. Reminiscences of Davy Crockett-Whips a Giant -- VI. Hunting in Arkansas -- VII. Enlists as a Volunteer in the Cause of Texas -- VIII. General Santa Anna -- IX. Courtship, Courage, Marriage, and Fire Hunting -- X. City of Houston in 1837-Fate of the Yellowstone -- XI. Pursuit of the Comanches, Who Had Captured Two Girls -- XII. Indian Wars-Strange Story of a Captured Girl -- XIII. Lipans Eat a Comanche -- XIV. Capture of Capt. Bird and Rufe Perry-Homeliness Saves Mr. Chisolm's Life -- XV. Plum Creek -- XVI. A Harmless Mexican Army in Texas -- XVII. Bear Hunting-Bear Kings -- XVIII. Paint Caldwell a Prisoner -- XIX. The Terrible Battle of the Medina, and the Battle of Salado -- XX. Massacre of Fannin's Men -- XXI. Stories of Buena Vista -- XXII. Opposes the Civil War, But Finally Enlists as a Soldier in the Southern Army -- XXIII. Battle With the Gunboats on Red River -- XIV. Recollections of Men and Old Times -- XXV. Something About My Comrades -- Big Foot Wallace.