Richard Clarke saw some action against the Sioux in the 1870s
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| Caption | The Bandit Who Never Was. The most famous claimant to Deadwood Dick's name was a harmless fraud called Richard Clarke. Clarke had seen some action against the Sioux in the 1870s. Original artwork from Look and Learn no. 504 (11 September 1971). |
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| Creator | unknown |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Deadwood Dick Richard Clarke Sioux Indians Native Americans guns wagon gunfight saw action |
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| A014297 | Hi-res: 3,909 x 4,093 pixels Lo-res: 977 x 1,023 pixels |
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