Frank Leslie Volgorde van de boeken

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"1880's, Western, West Texas, New Mexico, Mike Sartain the Revenger"--

Bloody Arizona: "Yakima's life gets even more complicated than usual when four strangers ride into Apache Springs and shoot the town marshal while Yakima is locked in jail. They would have raped the marshal's wife and burned the entire town to the ground if Yakima hadn't shot his way out of the cell and intervened. Now the marshal's wife, Julia, calls on Yakima to wear her husband's badge and go up against the kill-crazy, vengeance-hungry Rebel Wilkes, who wants not only to destroy the town but his former lover, Julia Taggart, as well. But Julia has become Yakima Henry's lover now. The sleepy little desert town will soon become a powder keg of raw emotion and hot-flying lead!" Wildcat of the Sierra Estrada: "Rebel Wilkes might have burned Apache Springs two years ago, but with newly discovered gold in the surrounding mountains and a railroad on the way, the town is flourishing. With wealth comes trouble, and Yakima is about to have his fill, not the least of which is a canyon filled with lost Jesuit gold that fortune-hunters are willing to kill for. The gold is only one of Yakima's problems. The half-breed marshal finds himself caught in a love triangle involving to two beautiful Kosgrove daughters, Julia and Emma, whom he fittingly dubs the Wildcat of the Sierra Estrada. If the gold-hunters don't kill Yakima, the love hunters...and their none too happy father...just might!" --Dust jacket flap.

This pictorial history offers a visual journey through the Civil War, highlighting the experiences of soldiers from 1861 to 1865. Featuring original photographs and illustrations, it captures the realities of warfare and the personal stories of those involved. The book serves as a historical document, preserving the perspectives and emotions of the time, while providing insight into the conflict's impact on American society.

This reprint preserves the original 1862 edition, offering readers a firsthand account of the Civil War in America. It captures the experiences and observations of individuals during this tumultuous period, providing valuable insights into the social and political climate of the time. The book serves as a historical document, reflecting the realities faced by those living through the conflict.

The plot revolves around Sheriff Ben Stillman, whose life takes a dark turn when his deputy, Leon McMannigle, fatally shoots a young woman in a moment of self-defense. As the deputy's justification is met with skepticism, the girl's father unleashes his vengeful sons, setting off a chain of events filled with tension and conflict. Themes of loyalty, justice, and the consequences of violence intertwine as the sheriff navigates the fallout from this tragic incident.