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Oral Histories: Abstracts: Kuykendal Interview: Kuykendal Books Books To learn more about muleskinners and Uvalde, Texas, check out these books: *Gardner, Mark. Wagons for the Santa Fe Trade: Wheeled Vehicles and Their Makers: 1822-1880* . Albuquerque, N.M.: University of New Mexico Press, 2000. This book reviews aspects of the wagon trails and the technology involved, including types of wheels and animals used. Mr. Gardner explains how the wagons were built and what type of cargo was carried. Stanush, Claude. The Newton Boys: Portrait of an Outlaw Gang. Austin: Statehouse Press, Texas, 1994.** Mr. Stanush interviewed Willis and Joe Newton for this book. He includes the life of the Newton boys and their career as "businessmen" while robbing banks.
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