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Captain Jack and the peacemaker – bound to clash
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The “honorable outlaw,” Chief Dull Knife and the Cheyenne saga
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Texas lawmen end the Whitley/Cornett crime spree
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Four decades later “Gunsmoke” is gone but not forgotten
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The day a bullet found the disappearing Bill Doolan
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Edna Ferber – Sometimes city girls write the best Westerns
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Captain William Clark was the Lewis and Clark PR guy
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Staying in style replaced roughing it for the rich and famous
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The day Helena’s “Hangman’s Tree” bit the dust
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It took eight years and 2000 miles of track to reach the Pacific