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"Jesse James' Desperate Game: The Robbery of the Ste. Genevieve Bank" by William Ward plunges into the heart of the American West with a thrilling tale of the infamous outlaw. This meticulously prepared print republication recounts a pivotal moment in the life of Jesse James: the audacious bank robbery in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri.
Experience a gripping narrative centered on one of history's most compelling figures. Ward's account captures the desperate stakes and daring exploits that cemented Jesse James' legendary status. Explore the world of bank robbery, loyalty, and survival in a time when the line between justice and lawlessness blurred.
Perfect for readers captivated by Westerns, historical fiction, and biographies of notorious criminals, this story of Jesse James offers a window into a bygone era. Delve into the legend and discover the man behind the myth in this enduring chronicle of an American outlaw.
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