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Biography sheds new light on Southern belle gone rogue | DON NOBLE

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By Dane Huckelbridge
| Gadsden Times Verified
Belle Starr is one of those names like Annie Oakley and Calamity Jane that reminds you that there were cowgirls, women, in the Old West who did in fact ride horses, carry guns and live hard, dangerous lives. They were not all sagebrush saints, like Dale Evans, companion to Roy Rogers. Belle Starr, however, was singular. Although I knew little about her, she has been famous for decades.
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Five Best: Books About the Wild West

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By Dane Huckelbridge
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The Story of Cole Younger, by Himself
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Queen of All Mayhem: The Blood-Soaked Life and Mysterious Death of Belle Starr, the Most Dangerous Woman in the West

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By Dane Huckelbridge
| Bookreporter Talks To
Two days shy of her 41st birthday, two bullets tore into Belle Starr while she rode on her horse. The first shot knocked her to the ground, while the second shot served as the death blow. The assailant receded into obscurity, their identity only guessed at in the 100+ years since the assassination. Upon her untimely death, the legend of Belle Starr would be spread far and wide, the newspapers and book industry pushing truth mixed with wild exaggerations.
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