I have been interested in Western American history for as long as I can remember. My first introduction to the Old West started on tour of the ghost town of Jerome, Arizona, and nearby Tuzigoot National Monument. Of course my parents had a lot to do with my interest in history—and I soaked it up from as many sources I could find—books, travel, museums, film and television. A quick review of the current catalogues of university presses that have been stalwarts in publishing the history of th


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