The Cowboys (novel)

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The Cowboys (novel) is a Western story that follows a group of schoolboys hired as cattle drivers after adult cowhands leave for a gold rush, exploring themes of coming-of-age, responsibility, and frontier justice.

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The Cowboys (1972 film) 1
The Cowboys (novel) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Western novel
film
novel
basedOn The Cowboys NERFINISHED
centralActivity cattle drive
conflictType man versus man
man versus nature
man versus self
explores harsh realities of frontier life
transition from boyhood to manhood
violence and justice in the Old West
featuresCharacterType cattle drivers
schoolboys
follows group of schoolboys hired as cattle drivers
genre Western fiction
hasAdaptation The Cowboys (film) NERFINISHED
language English
literaryPeriod 20th-century American literature
mainTheme coming-of-age
frontier justice
responsibility
medium print
narrativeFocus moral growth of young cowboys
plotElement adult cowhands leave for a gold rush
protagonistGroupRole inexperienced cowhands
setting American frontier NERFINISHED

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The Cowboys basedOn The Cowboys (novel)
Roscoe Lee Browne notableWork The Cowboys (novel)
this entity surface form: The Cowboys (1972 film)