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Texas Depressionera Desperadoes Bartee Haile

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Texas Depressionera Desperadoes Bartee Haile
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Publisher: The History Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.5 MB
Author: Bartee Haile
ISBN: 9781626192270, 1626192278, B00XRP2OIQ
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Texas Depressionera Desperadoes Bartee Haile by Bartee Haile 9781626192270, 1626192278, B00XRP2OIQ instant download after payment.

The lives of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow started in Texas, but their stories have become legend across the country. They, along with a band of other ne'er-do-wells from other Texas towns, grew to national infamy during the Great Depression. West Dallas's Ralph Fults smuggled hacksaw blades into jail to break out Raymond Hamilton. In Galveston, the Downtown Gang, Beach Gang, Maceo brothers and others hustled and smuggled liquor for their speakeasy casinos. In 1940, bank robber and Texas Public Enemy Number One Red Goleman led authorities on a wild chase through Texas's Big Thicket. But behind the headlines lived real people and a Texas legacy. Author Bartee Haile weaves the stories of the well-known Barrow Gang, along with other notorious criminals of the day, together with their Texas roots.. **


About the Author

A fourth or fifth-generation Texan (he can't really say for sure), Bartee Haile lives near Houston with his wife Gerri. He began writing This Week in Texas History in 1983 for small-town and suburban newspapers across Texas.

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