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Fortune’s Fool, Terry Alford’s new biography of John Wilkes Booth, is the first full-length examination of Abraham Lincoln’s assassin in nearly a century. A professor at Northern Virginia Community College in Annandale, Va., Alford depicts a youthful, mercurial Booth—somehow both a high-spirited, handsome animal lover and yet also a cat-killer—and his gradual transformation into a …
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Book Review: Texas RangerTexas Ranger Frank Hamer accomplished far more than just nabbing notorious outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow
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… Read MoreBook Review: The Trial of Tom HornIdolized by many contemporaries, Horn was undeniably a braggart, a sociopath and, by his own admission, an experienced killer of men
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… Read MoreBook Review: Frederic RemingtonThis fine art tome presents hundreds of Remington's flat works and a scholarly analysis of the legendary artist’s career
The post Book Review: Frederic Remington appeared first on … Read MoreBook Review: Fort BascomFor a military post active only 11 years, Fort Bascom, which sat near present-day Tucumcari, N.M., saw a lot of history
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