A Frontier classic, this exciting narrative tells the story of the Dalton Brothers--one of the roughest, toughest bands of outlaws in the history of the Wild West. Originally published in 1892 by an unidentified author, this fascinating volume reveals how the last blood brotherhood in the history of western outlawry staged their celebrated raid on Coffeyville, an attempt to outdo the exploits of Jesse James by robbing two banks at the same time!
D. James Horan Livres
James David Horan était un rédacteur de journaux, auteur et romancier américain dont le travail s'est principalement concentré sur l'histoire et la fiction historique. Son écriture se caractérise par un profond engagement envers le passé, entraînant les lecteurs dans les événements qu'il décrit. Horan était connu pour ses recherches approfondies et sa capacité à donner vie à des figures et des moments historiques à travers ses récits. Sa faculté à mêler informations factuelles et narration captivante en fait un contributeur important à la littérature historique.





Out In The Boondocks Marines In Action In The Pacific 21 U S Marines Tell Their Stories
- 226pages
- 8 heures de lecture
Focusing on the lesser-known Northwest Conspiracy, this account details a Confederate plot during the Civil War aimed at destabilizing the Union from within. Led by Captain Thomas Hines, the plan sought to incite rebellion in key Northern states while chaos reigned in major cities. Author James Horan's extensive research uncovers the conspiracy's planning, its unsuccessful execution, and the subsequent prosecution of its leaders. The book is enriched with photographs and original documents, providing a comprehensive view of this intriguing historical episode.
Desperate Men
The True Story of Jesse James, Butch Cassidy, and The Wild Bunch
- 448pages
- 16 heures de lecture
Focusing on the notorious outlaws of the American Midwest and West, this detailed account explores the lives and crimes of figures like Jesse James and Butch Cassidy. It highlights the pivotal role of the Pinkerton agency in pursuing these criminals and restoring order to a lawless era. The narrative combines thorough research with accessibility, enriched by 40 pages of illustrations and a complete index, offering readers a vivid glimpse into the challenges faced by lawmen in their quest for justice.