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portada Outgunned! True Stories of Citizens who Stood up to Outlaws-And won
Type
Physical Book
Year
2004
Language
English
Pages
239
Format
Paperback
Weight
0.70
ISBN
158182386X
ISBN13
9781581823868

Outgunned! True Stories of Citizens who Stood up to Outlaws-And won

Robert A. Waters; John T. Waters (Author) · Cumberland House Publishing · Paperback

Outgunned! True Stories of Citizens who Stood up to Outlaws-And won - Robert A. Waters; John T. Waters

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Synopsis "Outgunned! True Stories of Citizens who Stood up to Outlaws-And won"

It's a classic story from hundreds of western shoot-'em-ups: a gang of outlaws rides into town, terrorizes local citizens, and finally meets their match when the heroic sheriff appears. In real life, it was different. Some of the most notorious western outlaws were killed or captured by townspeople. And the trend continued throughout the Prohibition era. OUTGUNNED! TRUE STORIES OF CITIZENS WHO STOOD UP TO OUTLAWS -- AND WON describes a dozen such cases. There's Jesse James, whose gang was decimated by armed citizens while the James-Younger Gang was attempting to rob a bank in Northfield, Minnesota. There's Tom Horn, assassin for the Wyoming cattle barons, who was shot by citizens during an ill-fated jailbreak. And there's George Birdwell, Pretty Boy"" Floyd's chief lieutenant; he and his partners were gunned down by outraged townspeople as they attempted to hold up a bank in the all-black town of Boley, Oklahoma. There's the notorious Dalton gang that entered Coffeyville, Kansas, one cold fall morning in 1892 and attempted to rob two banks at the same time; four of the outlaws were killed by armed citizens. Then there's Anthony Chebatoris, a Prohibition-era socialist who, after murdering an innocent bystander during an attempted bank robbery in Midland, Michigan, was shot by a dentist who kept a hunting rifle in his office.""

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