“…Story of Cole Younger by himself…”

Table of Contents: “…Younger -- Richard Younger -- Thomas Coleman Younger -- Cole Younger with Quantrell -- Coleman and John Younger -- James H. …”

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Table of Contents: “…Louis blues -- Duncan and Brady -- Stagolee -- Frankie and Johnny -- Lying cold on the ground -- Omie wise -- The ballad of Frankie Silver -- Tom Dooley -- Poor Ellen Smith -- Pearl Bryan -- Delia's gone -- Bold highwaymen -- Cole Younger -- Jesse James -- John Hardy -- Railroad Bill -- Betty and Dupree -- Railroads -- John Henry (1870s) -- Engine 143 -- Casey Jones -- Wreck of the old 97 -- Workers -- Cotton mill blues (1930s) -- Chain gang blues (1930s) -- Only a miner (1930s) -- House of the rising sun (1930s) -- Disasters -- The Titanic -- The boll weevil (1920s) -- Martyrs -- Joe Hill -- Sacco and Vanzetti -- Epilogue: Hear my sad story.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Louis blues -- Duncan and Brady -- Stagolee -- Frankie and Johnny -- Lying cold on the ground -- Omie wise -- The ballad of Frankie Silver -- Tom Dooley -- Poor Ellen Smith -- Pearl Bryan -- Delia's gone -- Bold highwaymen -- Cole Younger -- Jesse James -- John Hardy -- Railroad Bill -- Betty and Dupree -- Railroads -- John Henry (1870s) -- Engine 143 -- Casey Jones -- Wreck of the old 97 -- Workers -- Cotton mill blues (1930s) -- Chain gang blues (1930s) -- Only a miner (1930s) -- House of the rising sun (1930s) -- Disasters -- The Titanic -- The boll weevil (1920s) -- Martyrs -- Joe Hill -- Sacco and Vanzetti -- Epilogue: Hear my sad story.…”

Table of Contents: “…Liberty: prophecy of two bastards: the Reverend and Zerelda: little pitchers have big ears: a state divided -- Frank James and Cole Younger with Quandrill: northern vengeance arrives at the farm: I join the geurillas: I become a southern hero: a devestating order and the death of Bloody Bill: a strange surrender -- Back to Missouri and new love: the planning of Liberty: after Liberty the meeting: remorse -- The Lexington, Missouri bank robbery: an attempt on my life: the Savannah bank robbery: Richmond, Missouri bank robbery: back in Kentucky: the Russellville, Kentucky bank robbery -- The James boys in California: return to Missouri: the Gallatin bank robbery: the widow Benton: the James boys with their pants down -- Peace Ranch: Jesse James rides again: taking from the rich and giving to the poor: the Columbia, Kentucky bank robbery: Frank and Cole make plans to attend the fair: the Kansas City Fair robbery -- Billy: robbing in one thing, stealing is another: the Ste. …”

Table of Contents: “…Porter -- Robert Bent on the Sand Creek atrocities, 1864 -- James Bradley on Custer's disaster on the Little Bighorn, 1876 -- Three ballads of outlaw heroes: Jesse James, Cole Younger, and Gregorio Cortez -- The death of Jesse James, 1882 -- An Arkansas newspaper on the killing of Bill Dalton, 1894 -- Outlaw gangs and social bandits / Richard White -- Violence on a mining frontier / Roger D. …”