Trailin'!

“The alleged music preached of the wrongs democracy had perpetrated on the people and how to protest against the causes of their pain, which would be, according to the fascist propagandists, the police, the military, the rich and the current American government. His ballads were to call for youth and the downtrodden to unite and fight against poverty, injustice and social ills”

— Max Brand

“I don't have anybody available to send up there to help you out. We're kind of up to our elbows in enemy sympathizers right now in Los Angeles.””

— Max Brand

“the Viper who had plans to invade America from within. Using money as a weapon, he controlled newspaper, radio and recording businesses to further his propaganda efforts and incite an internal rebellion.””

— Max Brand

“Telegram," the uniformed Western Union man said as I opened the door.””

— Max Brand

“A burned-out, hobble-footed wreck of a cowboy! but, strangely, there were those at the ranch who learned to love him. They knew his story.””

— Max Brand

“He must have been insane, he thought, not to be overcome in spirit. But he was not. He felt loss of something, some kind of sensation he ought to have had. But he rode that race keener and better than any race he had ever before ridden.””

— Max Brand

“His horse was big and strong and fast.””

— Max Brand

“supreme test of all he would endure, without complaint,””

— Max Brand

“The children, the primitive, pagan, dangerous children,””

— Max Brand