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BOOK REVIEW: New ‘Deadwood’ book busts some myths, confirms others

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On July 8, 1877, the New York Herald declared that Deadwood, a South Dakota town near the Black Hills that had been established on land stolen from the Lakota Indians, “was beyond question the wickedest spot this side of the…
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BOOK REVIEW: New ‘Deadwood’ book busts some myths, confirms others

On July 8, 1877, the New York Herald declared that Deadwood, a South Dakota town near the Black Hills that had been established on land stolen from the Lakota Indians, “was beyond question the wickedest spot this side of the…

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