Wyatt Earp's Cow-Boy Campaign: The Bloody Restoration of Law and Order Along the Mexican Border, 1882 (Paperback)

from CharlesSvec

A lot of information, but it seemed to get bogged down at times with too much detail. I did appreciate how the author would let you know when he was adding his own opinion to the discussion. I enjoyed the beginning as well as the diary format but after that I started having problems with concentr...

from PallanDavid

Wyatt Earp's Cow-boy Campaign (The Bloody Restoration of Law and Order Along the Mexican Border, 1882) by Chuck Hornung is NOT a book you want to read 'for fun'. It is, however, once you get used to the tedious day by-day-entries, and the chapters that are supposed to be a focus on a person or pl...

from coachtim30

I've read a lot about Wyatt Earp's life and times, so I wasn't sure what to expect when picking up yet another book about the Western legend. Long-time Earp researcher, Chuck Hornung has compiled a massive amount of data into a 273 page book that spends most of its time justifying Earp and his po...

from ghr4

Chuck Hornung's Wyatt Earp's Cow-Boy Campaign: The Bloody Restoration of Law and Order Along the Mexican Border, 1882 provides some fascinating insights into the legendary Tombstone saga. After background sketches of the key players including Doc Holliday and Bat Masterson, and the law enforcemen...

from cwflatt

This was my first venture into the fact surrounding Watt Earp. Needless to say i was overwhelmed with the amount of information and detail available. I enjoyed the daily journal approach but got confused with some of the jumping around. I was disappointed. To not learn much more about the Cowboys...