With a face seen by millions because it has been on more than 100 TV documentaries and a career as a professor of history at the University of New Mexico, Paul Andrew Hutton may be one of the people you’d least likely expect to find an article by in a popular magazine, such as TV Guide or True West. But his career has always bridged a gap—some would say spanned a chasm—between academic history and popular history. When completing graduate school in Indiana in 1976, Hutton had his first


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