"Jesse James," said Carl Sandburg, "is the only American bandit who is classical, who is to this country what Robin Hood or Dick Turpin is to England, whose exploits are so close to the mythical and apocryphal." For this definitive study no significant source of information concerning Jesse James and his brother Frank has been neglected, and from it emerges resolution of the debated point: "Were the Jameses common criminals or gallant Robin Hoods?"
Fact and fiction concerning the careers of the notorious James brothers of Missouri.
Bob Ford was His Name, Jesse James was His Game--
Bunker, who has often been quoted in accounts of the robbery, did not give his first statement until weeks later; the emphasis in this narrative, therefore, is on Wilcox's accounts immediately following the robbery. 72.
Complete reprint of the controversial 1975 edition. Del Schrader's new take on Jesse James, the Knights of the Golden Circle, and the trail of crime and buried treasure created a stir almost 50 years ago.
A deep investigation into historical documents that prove the notorious outlaw Jesse James faked his own death • Presents the legend of Jesse James and counters it with the real story, based on family records • Provides photographic ...
... 86 Howard , Victor , 335 Howk , Orvus Lee , 329 , 331 , 333 , 334 Hoyt , Henry , 186 , 208 , 209–10 Hudson Railroad , 196 Hudspeth , Lambertine , 28 , 215 Hughes , Charles Evans , 320 Hughes , John T. , 30 , 32 , 33 Humphreys County ...
The Hoax That Let Jesse James Live is a must read for any student of American History or fans of the notorious outlaw.
In American Outlaw, Jesse reveals all: from his volatile upbringing and troubled relationship with his father to his wild days of car thieving and juvenile detention; from knocking heads as a rock ’n’ roll bodyguard to his destructive ...
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
... Benjamin (stepfather), 13 slavery, 16–17,28 songs, 108–109 stagecoach robberies, Wells, Fargo & Co., 51–52 Wheeler, Henry M., 81–82 Whicher, John, 60 whiskey, 85 White, Jim, 44 Wilcox, F.J., 85 William Jewell 124 jesse jAmes.