Wyatt Earp: Cross The Line Between Law Or Outlaw?

At the end of General Marinus Willett’s time in the war, Willett was honored a war hero. Willett was rewarded a silver and gold sword of honor from the United States Government. The town of Boston celebrated Marinus’ name for many years. When Willett died, over ten thousand people were said to have gone to his funeral. Marinus Willett is still remembered today as the savior of Fort Stanwix and the protector of Mohawk Valley.estroy everything in the villages.

After his move to Cincinnati, he developed a reputation as an abolitionist lawyer. In his home life, he had married three wives, all whom had died very young. He had two daughters, the oldest of which was Kate and had stayed home to help Chase with his

“The Shooter” The ghost of Doc Halladay is most likely known as “The Shooter”. His ghost is mostly been sighted at “The Birdcage Theatre” in Tombstone, Arizona. He was shot and killed in Tombstone in the O.K. Corral gunfight against The Clanton’s and the Macalry Gang in late 1863. He is known to have many ghosts and spirits accompanying him in the Birdcage. Billy Clanton and Johnny Rhingo are 2 main spirits that are known to be around there.

Tom Horn was an old American West Scout, who was a detective but killed for hire. He was born November 21st, 1860 and weighed 200lbs. He is known to have convicted 17 murders, but he also murdered a 14yr old boy named Willie Nickel. He wa found in the morning dead with 60-70 sheep clubbed to death. He went to trial and was found guilty.

He also had a brother S.G. Longabaugh who wasn’t an infamous outlaw unlike Harry. Before he became an outlaw, when he was 14 he got a job at his cousin 's ranch in Cortez, Colorado. After a giant blizzard that wiped out his cousin 's ranch he turned to a life of crime. There isn 't too much known about Harry 's family but when he was 15 years old he left his family for good and moved out forever.

In Kansas, he befriended Wyatt Earp. They both then went to Tombstone, Arizona. Doc Holliday’s

Brady and his gang sailed to Frederick Henry Bay and proceeded to rob a settler of his weapons, thus beginning his bushranger career. As a bushranger Brady was insistent on promoting a new moral code. He became known as a man that treated women with kindness and did not allow his gang to hurt them. According to stories, when Brady's partner, McCabe threatened a settler's wife, Brady shot him in the hand and threw him out of the gang.

The legend of Billy the kid was created by the one who killed him, sheriff Patrick Garrett. Henry McCarty, know as the famous outlaw “Billy the kid” was an American old west gunfighter. Billy was born on November 23, 1859, Manhattan, New york city. His mother's name was Catherine McCarthy. Sadly, Henry’s mother died of tuberculosis while he was at the age of 15 and was orphaned.

Henry McCarty (Billy the Kid) was an outlaw in New Mexico. He committed many crimes including killing, petty theft, illegal gambling, and cattle rustling. He was born in New York but grew up in New Mexico. His mother Catherine McCarty, who later became Catherine Antrim, came from Ireland. Henry McCarty’s father is unknown.

Carter states that, “Earp was a man who instinctively responded to a crisis” (66). An example was given by Schillingberg, agreeing to this by stating that there was a time when Wyatt heard gunshots in town, approaching the scene he could see that the criminals were getting away so he took a shot at them to hit and wounded one who died later that day after a complication with the amputation of his arm (220). While Earp served three terms as marshall there was no record of him intentionally killing someone in his time there (Carter 69-70). Earp was often found in many tough situations involved or not it made a bad name for him that he didn 't necessarily want (66). Roberts explains that Wyatt always felt the need to have a good reputation, when he was around gunfights and reckless people that reputation was in jeopardy (30).

Your supposed to love your family unconditionally. In some cases this Is not so. Montana 1948 is the unsettling story of David, a 12 year old boy who lives in bentrock a small town in Montana. Montana 1948 by Larry Watson is told through the eyes of David who faces the disturbance that his own family has brought upon him. David is only one of many who suffers through the difficulty of the events that have occurred that summer.

After reading the excerpt from Frederick Douglass, I learned the unethical, criminal nature of slavery and enslavers. I now understand the reason why Douglass wished to be an animal. In the narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass…, he recalled one of Sheridan’s speeches. He remembered reading text about immorality of slavery.

This document summarizes the crimes and sentencing of John Francis Dickison. The document was sectioned under Royal and Religious Offences. Dickison was charged for “Offences against the King (Queen)”, more specifically for “Religious Offences” against the Protestant faith. He was accused of being a Catholic priest and openly persuading a prisoner, Martha Cook, to renounce her Protestant faith to Catholicism. This was seen as treasonous against the crown, and Dickison was found guilty and hanged for his crimes April 13th, 1681.

“Bang!” the man fell fast to the ground unconscious before The Bandit Queen and her partner, Joe Boot, robbed him. Women in the old west are often perceived as weak, submissive, and dependent. In actuality, many women in the west were powerful and crime leaders during this time. Females were starting to be known for their gang affiliation and dangerousness.

Hi Professor Feldman, In deontological ethics, I believed that the Sheriff was not acting ethical. The duty of the Sheriff and employers is to ensure that their employees are treated fairly based on the employment laws, the professional codes of conduct and moral values. The Sheriff took advantage of the employees by not providing the 5% raise. Based on virtue ethics, I think the Sheriff and lieutenant is failing since he or she is not doing anything to ensure that the employee is treated fairly.