Outlaw Days: A True History of Early-Day Oklahoma Characters

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Tan illustrated wrappers with black and red lettering on cover. Wear along hinges with a small tear at head of spine; slight toning. Faint pencil marks on cover. Staple binding is tight. First and last page have significant toning, otherwise interior is clean. Includes occasional black and white photos. William Tilghman was a lawman and politician in Kansas and Oklahoma during the late 19th century. This book, published by his widow a few years after his death, uses Tilghman's records to provide a narrative of frontier outlaws and the officers that pursued them. "Here is depicted the hideousness of outlaw life, and along with it, woven into the narrative with a close adherence to facts, details of the lives of those coldly brave men, the field marshals who brought the bandits to justice," reads the introduction. N° de ref. del artículo 0021242

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