
Life and Adventures of Frank and Jesse James
The Tales of the Infamous Western OutlawsBy Joseph A. DacusLength9h 22m
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Joseph A. Dacus' 'Life and Adventures of Frank and Jesse James' provides a gripping account of the notorious outlaws, exploring their criminal activities and personal lives with vivid detail. The book is written in a straightforward and engaging style, making it accessible to readers interested in American outlaw history. Dacus masterfully navigates the literary context of the time, offering a valuable perspective on the legends of the Old West and the impact of the James brothers on American culture. Joseph A. Dacus, a respected historian and journalist, delves into the lives of Frank and Jesse James with a nuanced understanding of the socio-political climate of the era. His meticulous research and compelling narrative bring depth to the characters, shedding light on the complexities of their motives and actions. I highly recommend 'Life and Adventures of Frank and Jesse James' to both history enthusiasts and fans of true crime. Dacus' expert storytelling and insightful analysis make this book a must-read for anyone intrigued by the mythos of the Wild West and the enigmatic figures who shaped it.
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Rating★★★★ 3.8 (22)
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GenreHistory
Length9 hrs 22 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 4, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Three Years in the Federal Cavalry (Civil War Memoir)
2Life and Adventures of Frank and Jesse James: The Infamous Western Outlaws
3Chapter I. The James Family
4Chapter II. Frank and Jesse
5Chapter III. In the Guerrilla Camp
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6Chapter IV. Bloody War
7Chapter V. At the Sack of Lawrence, Kansas
8Chapter VI. A Gory Record
9Chapter VII. Adventures in Separate Fields
10Chapter VIII. The Brandenburg, Ky., Tragedy
11Chapter IX. The Liberty Bank Affair
12Chapter X. Jesse's Sortie Against the Militiamen
13Chapter XI. In the Hands of Friends
14Chapter XII. The Russellville Bank Robbery
15Chapter XIII. On the Pacific Slope
16Chapter XIV. Were They Driven to Outlawry?
17Chapter XV. The Gallatin Bank Tragedy
18Chapter XVI. Attempt to Arrest the Boys
19Chapter XVII. Outrage at Columbia, Kentucky
20Chapter XVIII. Out of Exile
21Chapter XIX. The Corydon Raid
22Chapter XX. The Cash Box of the Fair
23Chapter XXI. Ste. Genevieve
24Chapter XXII. A Railway Train Robbed in Iowa
25Chapter XXIII. The Gains' Place Stage Robbery
26Chapter XXIV. Gadshill
27Chapter XXV. After Gadshill
28Chapter XXVI. Whicher's Ride to Death
29Chapter XXVII. A Night Raid of Detectives
30Chapter XXVIII. Proposed Amnesty
31Chapter XXIX. The San Antonio-Austin Stage Plundered
32Chapter XXX. Farmer Askew's Fate
33Chapter XXXI. Gold Dust—the Muncie Business
34Chapter XXXII. Other Exploits
35Chapter XXXIII. Jesse's Wooing and Wedding
36Chapter XXXIV. A Dream of Love
37Chapter XXXV. Fair Annie Ralston, the Outlaw's Bride
38Chapter XXXVI. A Seventeen Thousand Dollar Haul
39Chapter XXXVII. In Minnesota
40Chapter XXXVIII. The Attack at Northfield—haywood's Death
41Chapter XXXIX. Escape of Frank and Jesse James
42Chapter XL. A Visit to Carmen
43Chapter XLI. The Robbers and Their Friends
44Chapter XLII. Excursions Into Mexico
45Chapter XLIII. Death to Border Brigands
46Chapter XLIV. A Golden Harvest Reaped by Outlaws
47Chapter XLV. A Visit to Frank James' Home
48Chapter XLVI. Epistles of Jesse James
49Chapter XLVII. Glendale
50Chapter XLVIII. Hunting Clues