From early childhood, Apaches we were raised in a warrior culture that produced the […]
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Cash City Booms, Then Goes Bust
Kansas farmers’ field day could not last. The cattlemen of the 1870s were the […]
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Tlingits Had Totems Near Their Doors
They also wielded skull-crushing clubs. In April 1877, sometime-poet Lieutenant Charles Erskine Scott Wood […]
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Apaches Grabbed Charlie McComas
Then soldiers chased the raiders to Mexico. Hamilton C. McComas believed New Mexico Territory […]
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Black Jack Shot Lawman Hocker
Deputy marshal survived terrible wounds. Near Purcell, Indian Territory, on August 23, 1895, the […]
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Interview: Richard W. Etulain / ‘Son-of-a-Basque’
Richard Etulain goes beyond the Missouri.
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Wild West DVD Review: Let ’Er Buck!
Let ’Er Buck! Rodeo—The Early Years Longhorn Media Productions, Scottsdale, Ariz., 2007 DVD format […]
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Wild West Book Review: Baby Doe Tabor
Baby Doe Tabor: The Madwoman in the Cabin by Judy Nolte Temple, University of […]
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Book Review: William F. Cody’s Wyoming Empire / The Buffalo Bill Nobody Knows
William F. Cody’s Wyoming Empire: The Buffalo Bill Nobody Knows by Robert E. Bonner, […]
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Wild West Book Review: Jesse James- The Best Writings
Jesse James: The Best Writings on the Notorious Outlaw and His Gang edited by […]