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Deutsch, James I. (2017) Legendary Louisiana Outlaws: The Villains and Heroes of Folk Justice by Keagan LeJeune. Journal of Southern History, 83. 417-418 doi:10.1353/soh.2017.0103

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TitleLegendary Louisiana Outlaws: The Villains and Heroes of Folk Justice by Keagan LeJeune
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AuthorsDeutsch, James I.Author
Year2017Volume83
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