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Betty Zane
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Border Legion, The
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Call of the Canyon, The
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Desert Gold
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Fighting Caravans
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Hash Knife Outfit, The (Jim Traft II)
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Heritage of the Desert, The
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Lost Wagon Train, The
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Man of the Forest, The
Majesty’s Rancho
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Raiders of Spanish Peaks (my review)
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Thundering Herd, The
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Thunder Mountain
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Trail Driver, The
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Wildfire (my review)
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Young Forester, The (Ken Ward Books for Young Boys)
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Young Lion Hunter, The (Ken Ward Books for Young Boys)
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General sources:
- Allbokez: Various documents dealing with the life and writing of Zane Grey
- Answers: Zane Grey
- Bill Hillman’s Zane Grey Tribute Site
- A Permaculture Interpretation of Bella Monte
- Arkansas Arthropods in History and Folklore: Honey Bees
- Barbed Wire, Barbaric Backlash
- Biowarfare Against Agriculture
- Canadian War Museum: Canadian Observation Post
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- Colombian and Peru Governments Publicly Apologizes for Amazonian Rubber Boom
- Countries and Cultures: Piutes
- Curtis Publishing (The Country Gentleman covers)
- DBGale Encyclopedia of Biography: Zane Grey
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- Efficient Hunting of Feral Colonies
- Fiction
- Galactic Central: Magazines with Zane Grey stories
- G.M. Farley Collection, 1908-1986
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- Hunting Wild Honey
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- Illustrated bibliography
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- Mormons:
- The 19th Wife
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- Native Americans:
- American Indian Education: A History
- American Indians and the Transcontinental Railroad
- American Indian Stereotypes in Early Western Literature and the Lasting Influence on American Culture
- Bison or Buffalo & Native Americans
- Did Indians really say “how” as a greeting?
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- Missionaries and American Indian languages
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- Native Americans and the Transcontinental Railroad
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- Piutes
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- White-mule
- Portrait of an Old Time Teamster
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- The Vanishing American
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- Warfare Tactics on the Frontier
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- Understanding Zane Grey:
- Meyer, Ed; The Environmental Movement’s Most Published and Least Acknowledged Author; Torrey House Press, 2011
- Photographs; National Park Service, US government
- Wikipedia:
- Amazon Rubber Boom
- Bluebeard
- Border Wars
- First Transcontinental Railroad
- Fort Henry:
- Fransisco I. Madero
- Kaiparowits Plateau
- Lewis Wetzel
- List of Old West gangs
- Roger Casement
- Stockholm Syndrome
- Victoriano Huerto
- White Massacre
- Wikipedia
- Willa Cather in and out of Zane Grey’s West Wild Horses of America, A History
- WorldCat Identities
- Yesteryear Once More
- Zane Grey’s Forgotten Ranch: Tales from the Boles Homestead
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- Zane Grey Theater (from Radio Rides the Range): Stan Claussen (Kindle)
- Zane Grey’s West Society
- A Personal Rating of the Romances
- Books for Boys
- Collector’s Guide to Zane Grey
- Map
- Romancing the West
- Subjects
- Zane Grey and Images of the West
- Zane Grey’s Wild West: A Study of 31 Novels by Victor Carl Friesen (2014)
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- Maps:
- Aaron Carporella: Tribal Nations Map: Traditional names & locations
- Thomas Conder: A New Map of North America, agreeable to the most approved Maps and Charts
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