I finished BLACK RANGE TALES by James McKenna yesterday

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I finished BLACK RANGE TALES by James McKenna yesterday

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and seriously enjoyed it. Having been in that country some and living in places mentioned always makes things interesting. And I love history by people who lived it! Also noted his comments about Cerro Gordo in California. Being there is a young man there now trying to bring it back alive, and having watched some of his videos exploring the old mines, I found that interesting. For those that love history of the old west I recommend this book and and thankful for being pointed toward it.
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Re: I finished BLACK RANGE TALES by James McKenna yesterday

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You're more than welcome, Jim. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Re: I finished BLACK RANGE TALES by James McKenna yesterday

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Just ordered a copy, not so easy to find over here, thanks for the recommendation Jim and thanks for the heads up Walt.
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Re: I finished BLACK RANGE TALES by James McKenna yesterday

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Gamekeeper, do you ever watch videos by a fella who goes by The History Chap? Some pretty good info on British history.
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Yes I have watched quite a few of his videos the last one was about What happened to Colour Sergeant Bourne after Rork's Drift. I must confess I watch a lot more American history videos.
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gamekeeper wrote: Sat Oct 14, 2023 1:08 am Yes I have watched quite a few of his videos the last one was about What happened to Colour Sergeant Bourne after Rork's Drift. I must confess I watch a lot more American history videos.
Maybe because you learned your history in school and I learned ours. So it’s new to us.
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Correct.... :D
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Re: I finished BLACK RANGE TALES by James McKenna yesterday

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My copy arrived today from Maryland, it's second hand and without the dust cover but the book looks perfect and I'm looking forward to reading it, modern times are so depressing I can't get enough history.. :D
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