The Missionary Sheriff

In this gripping memoir, Thanet tells the story of her father, a sheriff whose work took him into the heart of rural America in the late 19th century. She recounts his encounters with outlaws and vigilantes, as well as his efforts to bring justice and order to the frontier.
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