Kindle CustomerJerry Poe

Excellent book.

Revisado: 08-09-22

The book was very well written and kept your interest all the way through. The narrator did a great job reading the book. Pancho Barnes was a very interesting person and this book was very fun to listen to.

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Well worth listening to.

Revisado: 07-30-22

Very informative and kept my interest.
My complaints are: The narrator mispronounced the state of Nevada hundreds of times all the way throughout the audio book. This drove me crazy being from the state of Nevada. Also she said one of our WW2 pilots was dogfighting a Japanese jet fighter during the war. The Japanese did not use a jet fighter in WW2. They only had a prototype like the German ME-262 that was never used in combat. This made me question the rest of the facts in the book. Other than that, I liked the book.

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Jerry Poe

Revisado: 02-15-22

An excellent book that is unbiased and tells the brutality of the Indian Wars of the plains Indians and US soldiers. Definitely a must read for all that have interest in that period of American history.

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Very informative and biased.

Revisado: 02-01-22

According to this book the Texas Rangers along with the white people of Texas are a bunch of no good racists. Almost all the white Rangers disliked native Americans, Mexicans, and especially blacks. The Rangers were also very corrupt. They would lie, cheat and steal at every opportunity.
I know they’re bad law enforcement guys out there and probably much more so in the early days of the Rangers but sometimes the rules have to be bent to exterminate the criminals.
I think this book is very left wing/ liberal which really killed it for me.

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