- Hardcover: 188 pages
- Publisher: Authorhouse (August 2005)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1420810650
- ISBN-13: 978-1420810653
- Product Dimensions: 22.9 x 15.2 x 1.4 cm
- Shipping Weight: 431 g
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"The Day Coffeyville Bled" begins at the end of the Dalton/Johnson Gang as they are shot to pieces and lie dying in gutters, alleys, and empty fields after spending thirteen minutes longer on this earth than necessary. From the morning of Wednesday, October 5, 1892, through to as late as the year 2001, immediate family members of this gang survived and buried their secrets, but not as well as they would have hoped. Five marriages, three murders, two illegitimate children, real estate companies, motion pictures, and newspaper, magazine, and book publications all became part of what legends are made of as the Dalton/Johnson outlaw gang rode out of the nineteenth century straight into the twentieth century, while two of their number escape apprehension.
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Not exactly what I wanted, Dec 28 2009
By James W. Zeirke "History lover" - Published on Amazon.com
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The book is pretty good in that it provides a ton of detail about the post-raid lives of some fo the characters involved in the raid and the defense by the town. I was hoping for far greater analysis of the raid and more detail of what took place. Instead, there is a lot of detail on the possibility of a Dalton raider who escaped and that it might be a woman. The author fixes on this and devotes most of the book to trying to determine if the theory has merit and who might be the gal. All in all it was kind of interesting. But I wish that the raid itself would have had more attention by the author.
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