Jesse James: The story of the Famous American Outlaw in the Wild West: Jesse James Revealed

by Larry Berg

Jesse James is notorious in the Wild West for his bank robberies, gun battles, and daring raids. He is by far one of the most well known outlaws in the world. Cast in the mist of the civil war, Jesse James created his own mayhem by using guerrilla warfare. He killed and butchered soldiers at the young age of 16 years old.

In this book, find out the story of Jesse James, from his early days in Missouri, to his role in the civil war, and to his ultimate status of legendary outlaw of the Wild West. Find out the secrets of Jesse James and see him as you've never seen him before.



* Where did James grow up?
* How did his brother influence him?
* Jesse James' views on the civil war
* Who was James' first rebel boss?
* Why did Jesse decide to join the gang and rob others
* Jesse's kill count
* Jesse's circle of friends
* The Bandit who took his Robert Ford
* and much much more





"Jesse James is such an fascinating character. This book gave me a lot of details on his life, and also on the life of his brother Frank James" - Ben L. (Atlanta, USA)

"This book separated the myth from the truth about Jesse James. Excellent read." - Junior D. (Dallas, USA)

"A must-read for anyone interested in the civil war period. Jesse James was notorious and this book has a lot of info about him." - Karen C. (Los Angeles, USA)


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Genres: History, Nonfiction

23 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 11, 2014

Reviews

[Patsy · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a short story with the highlights of Jesse James. He lived a wild short life, he was a famous outlaw, gang boss, bank robber, folk hero, train robber and became a legend after his death. He came from a well to-to-do prestigious family living on a farm with slaves. His father was a Baptist minister and help founded William Jewell College. His mother was married three times and lived on a plantation in Missouri. Jesse was a Confederate soldier in the Civil War, an expert horseman and was racing horses. This was a short book packed with great details and very enjoyable, well written with loads of information.

[Emily Mathewes · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok but not great

This was a decent little book but there were a few issues. The verb tense shifts from past to present regularly, which makes the book flow poorly. I did like the quotes from Jesse at the beginning of each chapter though. The history part seemed researched well enough, too.

[Leslie Fisher · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed this short book by Larry Berg about Jesse James. I thought it was good for a brief introduction to this historical figure. I think that if you want more details, you would need to rely on a different book, but if you just want basic information and a list of some of his exploits, this is a good beginning.

[Gita Sturtevant · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good luck

informative factual interesting well done as Jessie James is an intragle part of American history, of the wild west which I enjoyed to the maximum. thank the writer for his research.