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August 2019 Readers’ Letters
Readers share dispatches about Colt cartridges, Ake news, Yogo sapphires and actor Robert Fuller
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Letter From Wild West — August 2019
In the August 2019 issue and his book, The Revenger, Aaron Robert Woodard delves into the mind of Wild Bill Hickok assassin Jack McCall
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Book Review: Wild Bill
Best-selling author Tom Clavin turns his authoritative gaze on Wild Bill Hickock, presenting familiar material in new and entertaining ways
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Book Review: All Because of a Mormon Cow
The editors present all available literature and let readers decide who was to blame for the 1854 Indian-army encounter that got 30 soldiers killed
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Book Review: The Mormon Handcart Migration
Candy Moulton traces the tragic path of five Mormon handcart companies that set out for Salt Lake City in 1856
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Book Review: Arizona’s Deadliest Gunfight
Heidi Osselaer searches for the truth about a 1918 Arizona shootout—no, not in Tombstone—that left four men dead
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June 2019 Readers’ Letters
Readers share dispatches about Charlie Curtis, Arizona landmarks, Custer films and con man Soapy Smith
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Letter From Wild West — June 2019
In this sesquicentennial year of the first transcontinental railroad Americans can gaze back in appreciation
Civil War Figures
Book Review: The Other Custers
Bill Yenne explores the constellation of familial connections that centered on Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer
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Book Review: Old West Showdown
Wild West contributors Bill Markley and Kellen Cutsforth square off to debate contentious tidbits of Western history
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Book Review: The Ranger Ideal
Darren Ivey tracks the Rangers' exploits and contributions while separating them from the Texas-sized myths
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Book Review: Blood Moon
John Sedgwick relates the drama and figures behind the intertribal clash dubbed the “Cherokee Holocaust"
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Book Review: Pioneers of Promotion
Joe Dobrow sheds light on the marketing geniuses behind such Western legends as Buffalo Bill Cody
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Book Review: War in East Texas
Texas state historian Bill O’Neal looks at the bloodiest of the Lone Star State's 19th-century blood feuds
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April 2019 Readers’ Letters
Readers share dispatches about epic Western gunfights, General Nelson A. Miles, unknown Apaches and the Hubbell Trading Post
Wild West Editorial
Letter From Wild West – April 2019
The killing winter of 1886–87 on the Great Plains came to be known as the Big Die-up
