The Life of John Wesley Hardin

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Read by Barry Eads

English · 1896 · 4h 13m · Memoirs

In a time and an area noted for badmen and gunfighters, John Wesley Hardin was one of the most notorious. Considered by many to be almost illiterate, he nevertheless left this autobiography for publication after his death in 1895, and though biased, is remarkably accurate and readable. Hardin's grammar and spelling are sometimes incorrect but this book has been narrated as he wrote it.

WARNING: Hardin shows his racist nature as well as using the "N" word. - Summary by Barry Eads

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Preface 2:32 Read by Barry Eads
Section 1 20:07 Read by Barry Eads
Section 2 19:27 Read by Barry Eads
Section 3 13:14 Read by Barry Eads
Section 4 17:55 Read by Barry Eads
Section 5 13:29 Read by Barry Eads
Section 6 16:00 Read by Barry Eads
Section 7 21:27 Read by Barry Eads
Section 8 14:19 Read by Barry Eads
Section 9 13:18 Read by Barry Eads
Section 10 13:02 Read by Barry Eads
Section 11 19:17 Read by Barry Eads
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Section 13 26:22 Read by Barry Eads
Section 14 23:04 Read by Barry Eads