History of "Billy the Kid"

Delve into the thrilling history of the American West with "History of 'Billy the Kid'" by Chas. A. Siringo. This meticulously prepared edition chronicles the life and times of one of the Old West's most infamous outlaws. Explore the turbulent era of the Lincoln County War and the Southwest, as seen through the lens of a captivating historical narrative.

Siringo's account offers a glimpse into the 19th-century American landscape, examining the social and political forces that shaped the legend of Billy the Kid. Discover the facts behind the myth in this essential resource for anyone interested in Western history and the enduring allure of its notorious figures. This book is a vital addition to any collection focusing on the Southwest and the captivating lives of its criminals and outlaws.

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