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A Sketch of Sam Bass, the bandit. A graphic Narrative: His various train robberies, his death, and accounts of the deaths of his gang and their history. With an introduction by Ramon F. Adams by MARTIN Charles L

by MARTIN Charles L

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A Sketch of Sam Bass, the bandit. A graphic Narrative: His various train robberies, his death, and accounts of the deaths of his gang and their history. With an introduction by Ramon F. Adams

by MARTIN Charles L

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University of Oklahoma Press (The Western Frontier Library), reprint, 1968 (1956) . pp.xxiii,166, 4 illustrations, hardback (paper-covered boards, the spine with mock morocco label), very minor flecking on top edges - otherwise a fine copy in a fine dustwrapper (price-clipped) We have many other titles in this series. To find them type WESTERN FRONTIER in the publisher slot.
  • Bookseller G. & J. CHESTERS GB (GB)
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  • Binding Hardcover
  • Publisher University of Oklahoma Press (The Western Frontier Library), reprint, 1968 (1956)
  • Keywords WESTERN FRONTIER WESTERN FRONTIER

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A Sketch Of Sam Bass, The Bandit A Graphic Narrative

A Sketch Of Sam Bass, The Bandit A Graphic Narrative

by Martin, Charles L. (with An Introduction by Ramon F. Adams)

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Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press. Near Fine in Near Fine Dust Jacket. 1956. 1st Edition; 1st Printing. Hardcover. His various train robberies, his death, and accounts of his gang and their history. He was perhaps the most notorious Texas outlaw of the 1870s. However, he wasn't much of an outlaw for he was no gunman, nor a killer. Only four years after he became an outlaw, he was shot by Texas Rangers in Round Rock, Texas, in 1878. A road in Round Rock is named for him. DJ in new mylar. ; The Western Frontier Library Series; Vol. 6; Small 8vo 7½" - 8" tall; 166 pages; 28229 .
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