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Beadle's Pocket Novels, No. 86: The Hunter Hercules
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Beadle's Pocket Novels, No. 86: The Hunter Hercules

Β· September 10, 1877

# Hunter Hercules; or, The Champion Rider of the Plains

This Beadle and Adams dime novel by Harry St. George follows Chauncy Branrare, a wealthy young New York adventurer traveling the Texas plains. While hunting near Comanche territory, Chauncy rescues the beautiful Donna Iola from a panther attack. Donna has escaped from Comanche captors under Chief Red Buffalo after being captured during a ride. After befriending her and sharing a meal, Chauncy escorts her homeward, but they are pursued by the Comanches. Recognizing pursuit, Chauncy transfers Donna to his superior horse (the "Ranger") to ensure her escape while he rides a slower mustang, drawing the Indians' pursuit toward a grove of trees. The narrative emphasizes Chauncy's courage, horsemanship, and romantic attachment to Donna, establishing themes of frontier adventure and daring rescue.

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Date
September 10, 1877
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