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words text notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (5) Peter Ellis Bean and the First Shots Fired (6) Two for Texas Old Hickory Jackson, and Aaron Burr (7) The Mystery Voice of Americus Raises the Clarion Call for Texas (8) Destinies Clash at the City Hotel John Charles Fremont at Nashville (10) Dr. James Long Founds a Lone-Star Republic (11) Fredonia: White Indian Utopia And Lovers Triangle (12) Tennesseans to Texas (13) John Coffee Hayes: Pistolero Pioneer 11-21-93 11-26-93 01-10-94 05-30-92 02-20-94 no date no date 07-09-94 no date 06-28-94 no date 09-01-92 3390 4961 3385 3318 5791 1837 3230 1697 5393 2115 13 20 13 12 23 8 10 7 19 8 33 7 8 8 7 4 10 none 1 3 3 3 15 3

(15) Texans, By Choice or Chance: A Tennessee Portrait Gallery (17) Trail of the Iron Horse (24) William Walker Maniac of Destiny The Grey-Eyed

(25) Bring Me the Head of Joaquin Murieta: Wm T. Henderson and The California Rangers (26) Guns and Gold in the High Sierra: The Tom Bell Gang (27) Henry A. Crabb Turns His Head Toward Caborca (30) Trails End for Meriwether Lewis: Homicide at Grinders Stand (31) The Black Explorer York: Did He Die in Tennessee? (32) Ewing Young and the Cattle-Drive Opening of Oregon (33) Joe Walker, Pathfinder to the Pacific (34) William S. Harney: In Blue Frontiersman

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(35) From Ash Barracks to the Little __16 2 Bid Horn (7th Cavalry) no. of pages 271 THE TENNESSEE WILD WEST: Historic Links with the Western Frontier, continued 21 22 23 24 25 26 (36) Rochie Buell; Forgotten Frontier Army Wife (37) Battle In the Lava Beds (38) The Wild West Comes East (39) The Wild Bunch Rides East (40) Thomas Hart Benton: Missouris Western Visionary (41) The Road to Cherokee Removal 10-02-92 no date 16 17 6 17 12 13 7 5 2 1 1 4 2 1

26b (42) Bad News from Tennessee: Dr. Tom Bell, Gentleman Bandit of The Sierras 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 (43) Cullen Baker: Six-Gun Psychotic And Sulphur River Swamp Fox (44) Pow Wow at Medicine Lodge (45) The Hangman of Fort Smith (46) The James Boys in Tennessee (47) Ho! For Sunny Kansas: Black Migration Westward (48) Josiah Gregg: Tennessees

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(49) John Joel Glanton: Entrepreneur

(50) Martin Ring-Tailed Panther Parmer and the Missouri Exodus (53) Captain Richard S. Ewell at Fort Buchanan (55) Clay Allison and the Wayne County War (56) Virgil Earps First Gunfight: An Unknown Chapter In the Life of a Peace Officer (57) Fannie: A Civil War Nurse on the Bozeman Trail (62) John Ape Allman; King Kong Killer Meets Outlaw Exterminators, Inc. (64) The Literary West, Part One: Davy Crockett Was a Cowboy

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THE TENNESSEE WILD WEST: Historic Links with the Western Frontier, continued 41 (65) Captain Mayne Reid: International Novelist, and Former Nashville Schoolmaster (65b) The Literary West. Part Two: Mayne Reid to Cormac McCarthy From 09-12-92 6 2

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(66) The Night They Lynched Ned Buntline (67) Roughing It in Red Hot California (69) Nat Love (Deadwood Dick) Black Western Author (70) Kit Dalton: Dont Believe All You Read in An Old Book (73) William F. Drannan: Chief of Scouts and Frontier Fabulist (75) David Statler: The Worlds Youngest Western Author (76) Max Harrison: Sketch Pad Cowboy with a

(80) The Return of Frank James and Cole Younger (82) Big Rock Candy Shootout: Haywire Mac and the Invasion of Tijuana (85) The Dalton Gang at Nashville, The Great Jesse James Hoax of 1948 Memphis Mummy Song and Cinema

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