A Theory of the Consumption Function

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They called him Indian, for no white man could match his strength and daring, or raid a town, then disappear without a trace. Posses stalked his swift, silent path, yet no man had ever seen his face. Then John Themis came to town -- a man with money, patience, and a gang of the toughest gun-slingers in the West. He vowed to track down this elusive outlaw who had left gifts of wildflowers and priceless furs for his beautiful daughter Gloria. But tom Parks was no ordinary outlaw. He had survived the wilderness since childhood, his only friends a wild stallion and a mountain grizzly. Tom parks was a man who feared nothing but the vicious ways of his own people -- a man who would fight to the death to protect his freedom.