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Nate Love
aka Deadwood Dick

Deadwood Dick Nate Love better known as"Deadwood Dick.
was born a slave in Tennessee, when he got his freedom from chattle slavery where he was chattel property, not a person, Nate went to Texas and hired out his services to a ranch on the Palo Duro River in the Texas Panhandle. Nate learned to speak Spanish in Arizona. In 1876, Nate's outfit made a cattle drive to the Dakota Territory where Nate won the title for rope throwing tying bridles saddling mustangs and the name "Deadwood Dick".

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THIS IS A PART OF THE STORY OF AFRICAN IN THE OLD WEST

If we think of the AfricanCowboy in isolation as a product of slavery with no past
history and neglect to look back to a time on the continent of Africa when Black
Men and Women created the first civilization and built empires. then we would see
the young AfricanCowboys and Women of the Old West were just continuing the
traditions of their ancestors back on the continent, where they were some of the
best horse men and cattle breeders bar non.

For more information on other Black Cowboys check out "the Adventures of the
Negro Cowboys", By Philip Duram and Everett L.Jones
and "The Black West", By William Loren Katz

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