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To The Point

Black and Blue

Bob Boze Bell

From The Blog

The Tombstone Rangers Ride Again

February 24, 2021

In April 1883, almost two years after the Tombstone Rangers hapless trek into Apacheria, the citizens, goaded by the local […]

My Darling Clementine

February 23, 2021

Many folks don’t understand why John Ford’s 1946 My Darling Clementine remains one of the greatest western movies of all […]

Could the Rancher and the Farmer be Friends?

February 22, 2021

Many westerns movies base their story line on ranch wars or ranchers wanting to get rid of nesters squatting on […]

Features

Bass Reeves: The Invincible Lawman

Art T. Burton

Man with a Badge

Art T. Burton

Bass Reeves and Hollywood

Art T. Burton

Top 10 True Western Towns of 2021

Peter Corbett

Once And For All, Is The Lone Ranger Based on Bass Reeves?

Art Burton and Mark Boardman

Wheels to Fortune

Michael Engelhard

Departments

Boring History? Not the Way We Tell It

Jana Bommersbach

Cowboy Guns for Self Defense?

Phil Spangenberger

Classic Gunfights: A Deadly Duel at 500 Yards

Bob Boze Bell

Forgotten Hero of Denali

Mike Coppock

Ask the Marshall – Bat Masterson: Armed and Dangerous

Marshall Trimble

Western Roundup: Feb/March 2021

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The Thrifty Frontier Kitchen

Sherry Monahan

William Henry Jackson’s West

Candy Moulton

What History Has Taught Me: L. J. Martin

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Lincoln: Prepare Ye the Way for the Horde

Mark Boardman

Shooting Back

TW Editors

Western Books & Movies

Fighting for Honor

Mike Cox

Rough Drafts

Stuart Rosebrook

Western Books: An Officer of Honor and Grit

Stuart Rosebrook

From Kicking Bird to Malachi

Henry C. Parke

More In This Issue

Was Wyatt Earp Really a Deputy U.S. Marshal?

Gary L. Roberts

Truth Be Known

TW Editors

Opening Shot – A Mammoth Moment

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