The Youngers' Fight for Freedom
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Title: The Youngers' Fight for Freedom: A Southern Soldier's Campaign to Open Northern Prison Doors - With Anecdotes of War Days
Author: Bronaugh, W.C.
Description: 398 pp. Illustrations from photographs. (8vo), original red cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition."A book different from all the others dealing with the James and Younger brothers, and reliable. The author spent twenty years of his life working to get the Youngers pardoned from the Minnesota penitentiary. From 1882 to 1902 he wrote letters, spent his own money and that raised from friends, traveled thousands of miles, and camped on the trail of governors, pardon boards, and wardens. He did not give up until the Youngers were released." Adams, Six-guns, 283.
Heading: Place Published: Columbia, Missouri
Publisher: Printed for the author by E.W. Stephens Publishing Co.
Date Published: 1906
Author: Bronaugh, W.C.
Description: 398 pp. Illustrations from photographs. (8vo), original red cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition."A book different from all the others dealing with the James and Younger brothers, and reliable. The author spent twenty years of his life working to get the Youngers pardoned from the Minnesota penitentiary. From 1882 to 1902 he wrote letters, spent his own money and that raised from friends, traveled thousands of miles, and camped on the trail of governors, pardon boards, and wardens. He did not give up until the Youngers were released." Adams, Six-guns, 283.
Heading: Place Published: Columbia, Missouri
Publisher: Printed for the author by E.W. Stephens Publishing Co.
Date Published: 1906
Condition
Light wear and soiling to cloth, front hinge cracked; very good.
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