DicKtionary - L is for Lawman - Tom Horn

Morally ambiguous guns for hire are a fantasy of old Western films, right? Well not in the case of Tom Horn! A lawman, a cowboy, a soldier, and ultimately: a dick.

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Image Research by: Karolina Dołęga
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Sources:
- Pictures of Tom Horn courtesy of Wyoming State Archives Photo Collection
- Library of Congress
- National Archives NARA
- Picture of Valley RoadArizona courtesy ofThe Old Pueblo from Wikimedia
- Icons from The Noun Project: Child by Gan Khoon Lay, Cow by Alena Artemova, Cowboys by Simon Child, cowboy avatar by Silviu Ojog, Cowboy by Gan Khoon Lay, cowboy man Adrien Coquet, cowboy by Luis Prado, Cowboy Shoot by Gan Khoon Lay, Cowboy Shooting by Gan Khoon Lay, duel by Gan Khoon Lay, Dead Soldier by Gan Khoon Lay & Joab Penalva, Shootout by Gan Khoon Lay, Sheep by Pariphat Sinma.

Music:
- Ghosts of the Rail - Gabriel Lewis
- Miss Dynamite - Walt Adams
- Gone Surfing (Sting) - Stefan Netsman
- Run Dry River - River Run Dry

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