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The Making of America #8
Wild and the Wayward
JESSE AND FRANK JAMES, BILL HICKOCK, THE DOOLIN GANG, - AND A LOVELY MYSTERY WOMAN NAMED ROSE OF THE CIMARRON WHO RODE UNKNOWN THROUGH THE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF THE WILD AND THE WAYWARD
This is the saga of the last days of the wild, wild West. It was, in a true sense, the last frontier, where the mavericks, dark trail riders and gunfighters made their last stand against the oncoming forces of civilization, represented by relentless men such as Marshal Bill Tilghman, who broke the outlaw power and drove gangs such as the Doolins - along with Rose of the Cimarron - far out into the Western badlands where they made their final stand.
This is the saga of the last days of the wild, wild West. It was, in a true sense, the last frontier, where the mavericks, dark trail riders and gunfighters made their last stand against the oncoming forces of civilization, represented by relentless men such as Marshal Bill Tilghman, who broke the outlaw power and drove gangs such as the Doolins - along with Rose of the Cimarron - far out into the Western badlands where they made their final stand.
397 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 1979
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February 16, 2023
HAIKU BOOK REVIEW: The Wild and The Wayward, by Georgia Granger
How do you manage
to make gun-toting outlaws
that yawn-inducing?
How do you manage
to make gun-toting outlaws
that yawn-inducing?
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