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William Henry Fox Talbot was a nineteenth-century English scientist, inventor, and pioneer of photography. He developed the calotype process, patented in 1841, which produced a paper negative from which multiple positive prints could be made, distinguishing it from direct-positive processes such as...
Will Henry's I, Tom Horn is a 1975 fictionalized autobiography of the infamous frontier scout and hired gun, notable for winning the Spur Award for best novel.
Written by Will Henry, From Where the Sun Now Stands is a 1976 historical Western novel that earned a Spur Award for its poignant depiction of the Nez Perce War.
American archaeologist and artist at the Smithsonian who served as chief of the Bureau of American Ethnology and made foundational contributions to North American prehistory.
British colonial fort at Lake George, New York, infamous for its 1757 fall to French and allied forces and the subsequent massacre of surrendered soldiers.
Published in 1978, Alias Butch Cassidy is a Western novel by Will Henry that explores the controversial speculation surrounding the famous outlaw's later years.
Journey to Shiloh is a 1962 historical novel by Will Henry that follows a group of young Texas cowboys heading east to fight in the American Civil War.
One More River to Cross is a twentieth-century historical Western novel that dramatizes the immense hardships and survival challenges of pioneer migration.
