A lot of folks out there are investigating history—and that’s a good thing, or else this column would not exist and yours truly might be out of a job. But few of them happen to chance upon undiscovered materials. Even rarer is the case of two people independently finding the same historical fact. One recent example of this involves the 1907 Arizona Rangers General Orders written by Capt. Harry Wheeler. Wheeler was a law and order, by-the-book kind of guy. To keep his Rangers from behavin


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