As the second half of the nineteenth-century rolled along, highwaymen in the Wild West had been robbing stagecoaches for over fifty years. There had been over five-thousand cases of stagecoach ...
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The Simple Invention That Ended the Wild West
It wasn’t a gun or a lawman that ended the Wild West—it was barbed wire. This humble invention reshaped the frontier, closing open ranges and sparking bloody conflict.
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