The Real Yellowstone, Part I: war, corruption, and 1,000,000 acres
How to build an empire amidst instability and ethnic strife
In 1835, age 11, Richard King was a stowaway orphan. By his death in 1885, he was the richest man in Texas and the owner of the largest ranch in America.
Aspiring nobility of the present age have much to learn from his story. We live in a time of civilizational decline and the return of war to the West. Our task is to create structures and communities t…
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