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The Undefeated (1969) Directed by Andrew McLaglen JOHN WAYNE MADE TWO westerns in 1969—he should have stopped with True Grit. Instead, he costarred with a hilariously miscast Rock Hudson in The Undefeated, a mediocre film inspired by Confederate General Jo Shelby’s quixotic post-war trek to Mexico with 300 of his troops. Shelby sought to rekindle …
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Restoring Balance to History of Indian WarsAuthor: Neither side innocent in conflict between whites and Native Americans PETER COZZENS is the author of The Earth Is Weeping: The Epic Story of the Indian Wars for the America… Read MoreThe Man Who Wrote Wild Bill’s EpitaphColorado Charley Utter, a mountaineer, miner and more, made his lasting mark in Deadwood as a friend to the end of Wild Bill Hickok. “Colorado Charley” Utter lived a life of advent… Read MoreLetter from the Editor- February 2015 Wild WestLeesburg, Virginia, is home to Wild West, so dealing with Old West topics from here is a matter not only of going back in time but also of making repeated mental transcontinental j… Read MoreIndian Agent John Clum Seized Geronimo’s Rifle and Had the Apache Leader ShackledThe Springfield is on display at the Arizona Historical Society. John Philip Clum (1851–1932)played many roles in the Southwest—soldier, newspaper publisher, mayor of Tombstone, fr… Read MoreRoundup – February 2015 Wild WestMcMurtry Writes Again Larry McMurtry, best known as the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of Lonesome Dove, received due criticism for factual errors in his 2012 nonfiction book … Read More
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