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The Lawman and the Outlaw
by Clara Talton Fugate
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- When the Lawman died, the funeral procession traversed
forty miles of Southwest Virginia hills. A Virginia state
trooper stood at attention at each intersection along the
way. At the cemetery, J.E. Fugate’s mourners could not keep
from remembering Kinnie, J.E.’s childhood friend andmentor
who had grown up to become a murderer, prison trustee and
escapee — a legendary Outlaw. This book chronicles the lives
and adventures of these two men as they travel towards
opposite ends of the law.
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- “Acquaintances learned to respect the Fugate gun, even when J.E.
was still a boy with no thoughts of becoming the Virginia State
Policeman he became in later years. He had learned to handle a gun
from the master gunman, Kinnie Wagner.” (page 15)
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- “The lawman’s older brother stated, ‘I might be prejudiced, but
I believe the law helped make an outlaw of Kinnie Wagner.’” (page
28)
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- ISBN: 978-0-926487-36-9
- 38 pages, illustrated, 5 1/2 inches x 8 1/2 inches,
paperback
- First Edition (December 2007).
- $5.00
plus shipping, per copy
- US shipping and handling -
$5.00, add
$.50 for
each additional book
- International shipping and handling -
$15.00
for Priority Mail International
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