Jesse James

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1. A story lost in fable

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2. Vernon Dahlhart

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3. Frank James

Despite the claim in this video, the James family, in fact, did own slaves; so there may be other inaccuracies here as well

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4. Bascom Lamar Lunsford

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5. William Clarke Quantrill

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6. John Lee Hooker

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7. Bloody Bill Anderson

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8. Woody Guthrie

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9. Centralia

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10. Kingston Trio

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11. Missouri's Civil War Bushwhackers & Outlaws

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12. Johnny Cash

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13. The First Western Train Robbery

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14. Edward L. Crain

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15. Attempted Northfield Bank robbery

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16. American Experience

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17. Apart from the clever device...

... of having actual brothers play brothers in the movie, I loved the authenticity of the saddles, the firearms, and the costumes; something rarely seen in westerns. A little-known movie called "The Culpepper Cattle Company" started the trend toward historical accuracy in western movies. Having been a horseman since childhood, an aficionado of antique firearms, and an amateur historian, I greatly appreciated the fact that film makers finally decided to do a little research, and not have someone shooting a Model 94 Winchester in a movie set in the 1870's!