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The White Man's Road is a 1969 Western novel by American writer Benjamin Capps. It follows Joe Cowbone, a young Comanche living on the Fort Sill Reservation after the destruction and restriction of many traditional forms of Comanche life. The novel contrasts reservation routines and government control with memories and practices associated with an earlier way of life. It is suited to readers of historical Western fiction concerned with Native American history, cultural change, and the reservation period.
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How good is The White Man's Road?
The White Man's Road scores 6.27/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Western Novel category.
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