California Desperadoes: Stories of Early California Outlaws in Their Own WordsQuill Driver Books, 2000 - 257 עמודים Historic desperadoes tell their tales of holdups, shootouts and desperate flights from the law in this chronicle illustrated with many rare photographs. From the famous 1892 shootout at Young's cabin as told by Chris Evans -- a murderer, train robber and fugitive -- and his partner John Sontag and the hanging of the notorious Jim Stuart by San Francisco vigilantes determined to retake their city from hordes of Australian convicts, robbers, and killers to the ill-starred adventures of Tom Bell, Tiburcio Vasquez, and Charles Dorsey and the harrowing and sometimes hilarious antics of the California highwaymen stage robbers Jim Smith and Dick Fellows, readers will vicariously experience the riveting lives of another time period. |
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Frontier California map | 1 |
Chapter 2 | 25 |
Chapter 3 | 58 |
Chapter 4 | 87 |
Chapter 5 | 94 |
Chapter 6 | 114 |
Chapter 7 | 156 |
Chapter 8 | 186 |
Chapter 9 | 213 |
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מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
alias Alta Angeles arrested arrived Author's collection bandits Barnberry Bell bullet Burdue California State Archives California State Library Camptonville capture Chris Evans coach Company confession Convery convicts County crime criminals December Dick Fellows dollars Dorsey escape Fargo fire Folsom Folsom state prison Fresno County gang George gold Herald holdup horse Indian Jack Phillips jail Jim Smith Juan July Kern County killed knew lawmen Lynch Marysville Miguel miles Mission Monte Jack Monterey morning murder Myers named Nevada night o'clock October officers outlaws pardon party passengers pistol Pixley posse prison quickly ranch Rapelje Remer reported road robbed robbery Sacramento San Francisco San Joaquin San Jose San Quentin Santa Barbara sentence Sheriff shoot shot Sontag stage robber stopped story Stuart Sydney Tiburcio Tiburcio Vasquez told Tom Bell took train train robbery Valley Vasquez vigilantes Visalia White wife William wounded Yosemite Young's cabin