· A Dynasty of Western Outlaws by Paul I. Wellman () This book, found along with a few others at Value Village in Ballard (Seattle), is the one which inspired me to start this blog. Before I stumbled upon it, I had no interest in outlaws or tales of the Old West. The book has a thesis, which is that there was a long continuous line of criminality spanning several generations starting with Civil . A Dynasty of Western Outlaws by Wellman, Paul I. Seller Ground Zero Books, Ltd. Published Condition Very good in very good dust jacket. DJ, in plastic sleeve, has some wear, soiling, pencil mark at rear, and small edge tears and Edition First edition. Stated. Presumed first printing Item Price $. A Dynasty of Western Outlaws Paperback – April 1, by Paul I. Wellman Jr. (Author), Richard Maxwell Brown (Foreword) out of 5 stars 16 ratingsCited by: 3.
A Dynasty of Western Outlaws by Wellman, Paul I. and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at bltadwin.ru A Dynasty of Western Outlaws. Wellman, Paul I. Notes: pages. "A saga of the infamous gunmen who from Quantrill's Raiders to Pretty Boy Floyd terrorized the West for a century."--dust jacket. Edition + Condition: First edition (stated). Very good in a very good dust jacket (with a few short tears). Although there is plenty of excitement in this excellent study of Western outlaws by the author of The Trampling Herd, Glory, God and Outlaws, etc., there are few real heroes and no Robin Hoods. The author, a former police reporter in Wichita, holds the theory that the organized gangs of robbers and killers who roamed the American Southwest #; Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territory #
A Dynasty of Western Outlaws A Bison book: Author: Paul Iselin Wellman: Edition: illustrated, reprint: Publisher: University of Nebraska Press, Original from: Indiana University: Digitized. A Dynasty of Western Outlaws by Paul I. Wellman () This book, found along with a few others at Value Village in Ballard (Seattle), is the one which inspired me to start this blog. Before I stumbled upon it, I had no interest in outlaws or tales of the Old West. The book has a thesis, which is that there was a long continuous line of criminality spanning several generations starting with Civil War mercenary raiders in Missouri and leading all the way through bootlegging and bankrobbing. A Dynasty of Western Outlaws. Wellman, Paul I. Notes: pages. "A saga of the infamous gunmen who from Quantrill's Raiders to Pretty Boy Floyd terrorized the West.
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