Some of the greatest conversations of my life have been the ones I was blessed to share with Louis L’Amour. Mr. L’Amour’s knowledge of the Old West, cattle drives, outlaw gangs, fast draw gunmen and the lawmen who brought order to the chaotic railhead towns where the trail drives ended was vast, comprehensive and—due to his exhaustive research—meticulously accurate. L’Amour wrote about the indomitable spirit of the special breed of men who crossed continents and fought Indians, ou


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