Jesse James and His Band of Notorious Outlaws (Original Illustrations and Text)

From the Preface: Dead though he be, incapable of harming even a child; though he was at last overtaken by a tardy retribution, his memory alone still causes the strong man to look askance as he passes along the lonely Missouri roads which once echoed with the hoofbeats of Jesse James' wild horses, and makes the brave heart tremble at the sudden shadow cast by the waving tree limbs which once served to shelter this messenger of death.

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