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* UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar: The setting for The Civil War Series.
* ArcherArchetype: Dawn Drummond-Clayton from the ''Bunduki'' novels. Bunduki himself is also an expert with the bow, but is more likely to get into melee combat than Dawn, and Dawn is definitely the more analytical of the two.
** Tommy Okasi is also an expert with the samurai bow, in the "Ole Devil" stories set before the Civil War.
* ArcherArchetype: Dawn Drummond-Clayton from the ''Bunduki'' novels. Bunduki himself is also an expert with the bow, but is more likely to get into melee combat than Dawn, and Dawn is definitely the more analytical of the two.
** Tommy Okasi is also an expert with the samurai bow, in the "Ole Devil" stories set before the Civil War.
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* THE BUNDUKI SERIES (4 books): A PlanetaryRomance series about Mark Counter's great-grandson James Allenvale 'Bunduki' Gunn, who is abducted by aliens known as 'Suppliers' to act as a game warden for the planet Zillikian.
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* THE BUNDUKI SERIES (4 (5 books): A PlanetaryRomance series about Mark Counter's great-grandson James Allenvale 'Bunduki' Gunn, who is abducted by aliens known as 'Suppliers' to act as a game warden for the planet Zillikian.
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* MissingEpisode: J.T. completed a fifth novel his ''Bunduki'' series titled ''Amazons of Zillikian'' that was never released due to a dispute with the Creator/EdgarRiceBurroughs estate. In November 2023, the book was published in [[https://www.amazon.com.br/Amazons-Zillikian-Unfinished-Bunduki-Adventure-ebook/dp/B0CKTPN9YT e-book format]] by Piccadilly Publishing.
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* MissingEpisode: J.T. completed a fifth novel his ''Bunduki'' series titled ''Amazons of Zillikian'' that which was never not released, Edson died in 2014 and the work was released posthumously in 2023 due to a dispute with the Creator/EdgarRiceBurroughs estate. In November 2023, the book was published in [[https://www.amazon.com.br/Amazons-Zillikian-Unfinished-Bunduki-Adventure-ebook/dp/B0CKTPN9YT e-book format]] by Piccadilly Publishing.
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* MissingEpisode: J.T. completed a fifth novel his ''Bunduki'' series titled ''Amazons of Zillikian'' that was never released due to a dispute with the Creator/EdgarRiceBurroughs estate. Fans hold out hope that it will one day be released.
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* MissingEpisode: J.T. completed a fifth novel his ''Bunduki'' series titled ''Amazons of Zillikian'' that was never released due to a dispute with the Creator/EdgarRiceBurroughs estate. Fans hold out hope that it will one day be released.In November 2023, the book was published in [[https://www.amazon.com.br/Amazons-Zillikian-Unfinished-Bunduki-Adventure-ebook/dp/B0CKTPN9YT e-book format]] by Piccadilly Publishing.
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* WhipItGood: Calamity Jane
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* RequestForPrivacy: In ''Waco's Debt'', Carl Brarsand, sinister saloon owner, tries to get newly arrived Mary Anne Catlan alone to talk to her. Since she knows perfectly well that he's going to try to intimidate her into selling the ranch she inherited, [[SubvertedTrope she refuses to let her friends leave]].
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* HistoricalCharactersFictionalRelative: Historical gunslinger and outlaw [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wesley_Hardin John Wesley Hardin]] as a member of Edson's extended Hardin, Fog & Blaze clan, and therefore related to many of Edson's heroes. In particular, Hardin and Dusty Fog address each other as 'cousin'.
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* HistoricalCharactersFictionalRelative: Historical gunslinger and outlaw [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wesley_Hardin John Wesley Hardin]] as is a member of Edson's extended Hardin, Fog & Blaze clan, and therefore related to many of Edson's heroes. In particular, Hardin and Dusty Fog address each other as 'cousin'.
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* CattleBaron: Charles Goodnight is a heroic example. John Chisum is a more typical CorruptHick type.
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* CattleBaron: Charles Goodnight is a heroic example. John Chisum is a more typical CorruptHick SmallTownTyrant type.
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* Sandbox/ApparentlyUnrelatedMurders: In ''Point of Contact'', a murderer hits a string of seemingly unconnected people: different sexes, ages, occupations, social classes, etc. The connection turns out to be they all served on the same jury.
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* KnifeNut: The Ysabel Kid
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* DevilishHairHorns: 'Ole Devil' Hardin
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* HornedHairdo: 'Ole Devil' Hardin
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** Similarly, the Ysabel Kid is treated to dog stew on a visit to his "godmother" Raccoon Talker. While many Native Americans did relish dog, Comanche mostly despised it.
** He clearly made use of his dog-training background in ''Hound Dog Man'', which briefly features a USMarshal Waco grown to middle age but centres on Scobie Dale, a man who uses a whole variety of dogs to hunt dangerous predators such as stock-killing cougars and man-eating bears.
** He clearly made use of his dog-training background in ''Hound Dog Man'', which briefly features a USMarshal Waco grown to middle age but centres on Scobie Dale, a man who uses a whole variety of dogs to hunt dangerous predators such as stock-killing cougars and man-eating bears.
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** Would also qualify as a ShoutOut to 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'.
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* MixedAncestry:
** The Ysabel Kid is half Kentucky Irish, a quarter Comanche, and a quarter French-Creole.
** Annie Singing Bear has a Comanche father and a white mother.
** The Ysabel Kid is half Kentucky Irish, a quarter Comanche, and a quarter French-Creole.
** Annie Singing Bear has a Comanche father and a white mother.
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* TrickedIntoAnotherJurisdiction: In "A Chore for Company Z" in ''J.T.'s Hundredth'', Company Z is called when a Mexican lawman is killed investigating a rustling operation on Texas/Mexico border. Identifying the killer as a Texan rancher, they cannot arrest him as he cannot be extradited. On the pretext of taking him to a doctor for treatment for his gunshot wound, they place him in the back of a truck with an AngryGuardDog. The dog snarls at him every time he moves, even after the truck stops. Someone eventually calls the dog off and, when the rancher works up his courage to stick his head outside the truck, he finds he is in a Mexican village just over the border with the ''Federales'' waiting for him.
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* SamuraiCowboy: In the ''Ole Devil Hardin'', Hardin's companion Tommy Okasi is an exiled samurail who fights with typical samurai weapons such as sword and bow, while Hardin fights with pistol, rifle and Bowie knife.
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* SamuraiCowboy: In the ''Ole Devil Hardin'', Hardin'' series, Hardin's companion Tommy Okasi is an exiled samurail who fights with typical samurai weapons such as sword and bow, while Hardin fights with pistol, rifle and Bowie knife.
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* SamuraiCowboy: In the ''Ole Devil Hardin'', Hardin's companion Tommy Okasi is an exiled samurail who fights with typical samurai weapons such as sword and bow, while Hardin fights with pistol, rifle and Bowie knife.
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* DeathFlight: In ''Blonde Genius'', Gus Saunders is ejected from a plane without a parachute while over the English Channel in a case of YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.
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* TheRemnant: The linked novels ''To Arms! To Arms in Dixie!'' and ''The South Will Rise Again'' feature US secret agent Belle Boyd encountering a conspiracrcy by the Brotherhood for Southern Freedom--a sinister band of renegades--to restore the South to its prewar glory.
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* TheRemnant: The linked novels ''To Arms! To Arms in Dixie!'' and ''The South Will Rise Again'' feature US secret agent Belle Boyd encountering a conspiracrcy conspiracy by the Brotherhood for Southern Freedom--a sinister band of renegades--to restore the South to its prewar glory.
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* OutlawTown: ''Hell in the Palo Duro'' and ''Go Back to Hell''.
* PantsPositiveSafety: Almost gets Waxachie Smith killed in ''Cure the Texas Fever''. While in Chicago, Smith is unable to carry his revolver in a fast-draw holster the way he normally does, so he sticks it in the back of pants under his jacket. When attacked, his reflexes cause him to reach for the holster he is no longer wearing.
* PantsPositiveSafety: Almost gets Waxachie Smith killed in ''Cure the Texas Fever''. While in Chicago, Smith is unable to carry his revolver in a fast-draw holster the way he normally does, so he sticks it in the back of pants under his jacket. When attacked, his reflexes cause him to reach for the holster he is no longer wearing.
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* OutlawTown: ''Hell in the Palo Duro'' and ''Go Back to Hell''.
Hell'' are both set in an outlaw town named Hell, hidden deep in Palo Duro Canyon: a canyon system of the Caprock Escarpment located in the Texas Panhandle, and the second largest canyon system in the US.
* PantsPositiveSafety: Almost gets Waxachie Smith killed in ''Cure the Texas Fever''. While in Chicago, Smith is unable to carry his revolver in a fast-draw holster the way he normally does, so he sticks it in the back of his pants under his jacket. When attacked, his reflexes cause him to reach for the holster he is no longer wearing.
* PantsPositiveSafety: Almost gets Waxachie Smith killed in ''Cure the Texas Fever''. While in Chicago, Smith is unable to carry his revolver in a fast-draw holster the way he normally does, so he sticks it in the back of his pants under his jacket. When attacked, his reflexes cause him to reach for the holster he is no longer wearing.
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* TheRemnant: ''The South Will Rise Again''
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* TheRemnant: The linked novels ''To Arms! To Arms in Dixie!'' and ''The South Will Rise Again''Again'' feature US secret agent Belle Boyd encountering a conspiracrcy by the Brotherhood for Southern Freedom--a sinister band of renegades--to restore the South to its prewar glory.
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* {{Blackface}}: In ''The Return of Rapido Clint and Mr J.G.Reeder'', the killer turns out to be a blackface vaudeville comedian who travels everywhere in full makeup to cover terrible scarring he received in a gas attack in UsefulNotes/WorldWarI. However, when Reeder and Fog remove the man's makeup, they discover it is actually the comedian's Negro valet. He had [[KillAndReplace killed his employer several years earlier and adopted his identity]] to work as a ProfessionalKiller. The comedian's fame allowed him to tour anywhere in the world, and he could disappear just by removing the makeup, as no one would suspect that the person under the blackface was actually black.
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* {{Schoolmarm}}: In ''The Master of Triggernometry'', a local RobberBaron is constantly harassing schoolmasters and driving them out of a small town so he will an uneducated workforce for his factories. Dusty Fog goes undercover as the new schoolmaster to get to the bottom of the problem, with his cousin Betty Hardin posing as his schoolmarm wife. The town is quite pleased to be getting two teachers for their money.
