This is a book that needed to be written. In Deliverance from the Little Big Horn, Joan Nabseth Stevenson has tackled a complicated, unfortunately somewhat obscure topic with a level of expertise and credibility that places her among the finest Old West medical writers around. She re-polishes the sometimes weary and dull recounting of the Custer battle with the grit and gory detail it deserves. She has accurately depicted the challenges, limitations and delivery of medical trauma care of the

November 2012
In This Issue:
Western Books & Movies
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- On the Trail of Jedediah Smith
- Number One With a Bullet
- The Skeleton Dance
- Momaday’s Billy the Kid Pistola
- Where the West is Still Wild
- On the Trail with Gus and Call
- John Wayne Film Collection
- Dick Baxter
- Sourdoughs, Claim Jumpers & Dry Gulchers
- What is the origin of “owl hoot?”
- Why do most buckskin jackets and coats have fringe?
- My great-grandfather apparently was a bartender in Wyatt Earp’s saloon in Nome, Alaska. I haven’t been able to confirm that. What happened to Earp’s papers, especially those related to his Gold Rush days?
- Were Old West banks insured against loss by robbers?
- Why did Gunsmoke’s Marshal Matt Dillon always wear his badge underneath his vest?
- Heartwarming Gunslingers?
- Deliverance from the Little Big Horn
- The McLaurys in Tombstone, Arizona
- Rancho Deluxe
- Jerry Crandall
- Wild Bill Says “Muzzle Up”
- Dreamin’ of Being a Cowboy
- Thanksgiving on the Frontier
- The West Out East
- 10 for 10: Dodge City, KS
- Good for Nothing
- Redemption: For Robbing the Dead
- Maverick: The Complete First Season
- Preece’s Bad Guy Westsern
- November 2012 Events
- Who was Indian fighter Clay Beauford?
- Ho! For the Black Hills
- Armed & Courageous