Item - Richard Talbot of Cinnibar; or, The Brothers of the Red Hand. A Strange Tale of a Lonely Californian Camp and the Rude Mortals Who Dwelt There

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(The New York Saturday Journal edition - source: NIU Libraries)

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Series:	Beadle's New York Dime Library — no. 107 The New York Dime Library — no. 1051 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 530 — chapters I-IV, pages 1-2 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 531 — chapters V-VII, pages 1-2 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 532 — chapters VIII-X, pages 5-6 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 533 — chapters XI-XIII, pages 5-6 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 534 — chapters XIV-XVI, pages 5-6 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 535 — chapters XVII-XVIII, pages 2-3 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 536 — chapters XIX-XXI, pages 2-3 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 537 — chapters XXII-XXIV, page 2 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 538 — chapters XXV-XXVI, page 6 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 539 — chapters XXVII-XXVIII, page 7 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 540 — chapters XXIX-XXX, page 3 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 541 — chapters XXXI-XXXII, page 3 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 542 — chapters XXXIII-XXXIV, page 6 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 543 — chapters XXXV-XXXVI, page 3 The New York Saturday Journal — v. 11 no. 544 — chapters XXXVII-XXXVIII (conclusion), page 6
Subjects / Tags:	Bandit, outlaw, and highwayman stories Bowers, Joe (Fictitious character) Brigands and robbers California Comedians Detective and mystery stories Dueling Indians of North America Miners Mining camps Outlaws Robbery investigation Talbot, Dick (Fictitious character) Theater Western stories
Is Sequel To:	Captain Dick Talbot, King of the Road; or, The Black-hoods of Shasta. A wild story of life in the Cinnabar Valley; of the men who tell--the men who rob--and the men who kill; of the hunted and the hunters; weird as the pines of the wild Western land, strange as the men who people the hills and valleys over which the great Shasta rules
Author:	Aiken, Albert W., 1846-1894
Dates:	May 8, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) May 15, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) May 22, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) May 29, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) June 5, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) June 12, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) June 19, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) June 26, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) July 3, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) July 10, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) July 17, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) July 24, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) July 31, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) August 7, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) August 14, 1880 (The New York Saturday Journal edition) November 10, 1880 (Beadle's New York Dime Library edition, first appearance) August, 1901 (Beadle's New York Dime Library edition, second appearance)
Publisher:	Beadle's New York Dime Library edition, first appearance: Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street) -- United States
OCLC Number:	972996764 (Beadle's New York Dime Library edition, first appearance)

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