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Step into the harsh, untamed frontier of Indian Territory after the Civil War, a land teeming with outlaws, danger, and the desperate cry for order. Here, a legend was forged in grit and gunpowder-the legend of Bass Reeves.
Born into slavery and later escaping to freedom, Bass Reeves rises to become one of the first Black Deputy U.S. Marshals west of the Mississippi River. With his towering presence, unmatched skill with firearms, and an unwavering moral compass, Reeves dedicates his life to upholding the law in a vast and treacherous domain. For over three decades, he navigates prejudice and peril, relentlessly tracking thousands of fugitives-murderers, horse thieves, and whiskey peddlers-often deep into hostile territory, relying on his masterful tracking abilities and ingenious disguises.
But the pursuit of justice demands an exacting toll. Bass Reeves: The Price of Justice plunges into the heart of a complex man wrestling with the immense personal cost of his commitment. Witness his internal struggles with the violence of his profession, the strain on his family, and the moral ambiguities of enforcing a white man's law in a land where justice is often elusive and its price, steep. The ultimate test of his integrity arrives when duty compels him to hunt down his own son, accused of murder, forcing Reeves to confront the devastating consequences of his unyielding dedication.
Step into the boots of a true American hero whose real-life exploits were more astonishing than any legend. Discover the man behind the badge, the complexities of his world, and the heavy price he paid for justice.
