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Stanley Mulaik <[log in to unmask]>
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INTERLNG: Discussiones in Interlingua
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Sun, 16 Mar 2003 00:46:40 -0500
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cowboy n  (1623)

Obviemente le parola es alquanto antique..

Secundo mi Infopedia:
"The term cowboys  was ... applied during the American Revolution to bands of
marauders organized by and loyal to the British cause. These cowboys stole
cattle and sometimes other property, mainly in what is now Westchester Co.,
N.Y. Similar but unorganized bands called Skinners operated during the same
period in New Jersey."

Il es ver que post le guerra civil, multe negros ha migrate al west e
laborava al ranchos. Mais multe ex-soldatos del guerra civil equalmente
ha devenite "cowboys" (vaccheros). Le vaccheros non esseva solmente
negros.

Equalmente in le 1870's -1890s, il habeva un famose unitate del
cavalleria del armea in le west que consisteva de solmente negros.
Illos esseva multo famose como truppos contra le indigenos american
e multos habeva timor de illes proque illes esseva multo feroce.
Illes equalmente esseva in combatto con Colonello Theodore Roosevelt
a San Juan Hill in Cuba contra le fortias espaniol.

Stan Mulaik

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