Famous brothers fought on both sides of the law in the Old West. Which of the following sets of brothers do you find most representative of the Wild West and/or are the ones you would most want to meet: Wyatt, Virgil, Morgan and Warren Earp; Bat, Jim and Ed Masterson; Cole, Jim, Bob and John Younger; Jesse and Frank James; Frank, Bob, Emmett, Grat and Bill Dalton; William and Charles Bent; Michael and John Meagher; Ike and Billy Clanton; Tom and Frank McLaury; George and Tom Custer; or John Wesley and Jeff Davis Hardin?
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