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”An authentic and thrilling history of the noted outlaws Jesse and Frank James and their bands of highwaymen.compiled from reliable sources and containing the latest facts in regard to these desperate freebooters.” (from the author’s sub-title) The James brothers emerged from the Confederate guerrillas to become notorious outlaws of the American west rising to legendary status. J.W. Buel chronicles their path of robbery and murder across the West in short vignettes. – Summary by Larry Wilson
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Jesse and Frank James - Their Youth
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Desolation of Lawrence
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Desperate Fighting by Squads
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Direful Massacre at Centralia
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Fortune Turning Against the Guerrillas
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The Whirlwind of Destruction Changes
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Jesse James' Career in Texas
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Plundering a Kentucky Bank
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Bank Robbery and Murder
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Mysterious Hiding Place in Jackson Co.
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Terrible Fight in Mexico
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Plundering an Iowa Bank
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Another Bank Robbery in Kentucky
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Robbing the Cash Box at the Kansas City Fair
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Plundering the Ste. Genevieve Bank
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Wrecking and Plundering a Train
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The Stage Robbery near Hot Springs
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Train Robbery at Gad's Hill
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Wicher's Unfortunate Hunt for the James Boys
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Murdering Cow Boys and Driving off Cattle
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The Attack on the Samuels Residence
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Assassination of Daniel Askew
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The San Antonio Stage Robbery
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The Great Train Robbery at Muncie
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The Huntington Bank Robbery
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The Rocky Cut Train Robbery
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Fatal Attack on a Minnesota Bank
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At Glendale—the Last Great Train Robbery
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Shooting of Jesse James by George Shepherd
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Why did Shepherd Shoot Jesse James?
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Robbing of the Mammoth Cave Stage
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Personal Characteristics of the James Boys
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The Union Pacific Express Robbery
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An Interview with the Younger Brothers
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Anecdotes of Jesse and Frank James
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Basham's Confession of the Glendale Robbery
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The Train Robbery at Winston, Mo. July 15, 1881
