The three older Gibson brothers appointed themselves both the local rule makers and the local rule enforcers.
They believed they had cultivated a fearful respect in the community which encouraged their arrogance and brutality.
When they decided to take ownership of the county road that bisected their fields,
several local men stood up to them.
several local men stood up to them.
The ensuing tragedy scarred the entire town, causing divisions that lasted for generations.
The county road remained open to all.
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