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100 1 $aGeorge, Michael D.
245 14 $aThe mark of Trask /$cMichael D. George.
260 $aLondon :$bRobert Hale,$c2011.
300 $a1 volume ;$c19 cm.
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490 0 $aA black horse western
520 $aThe Largo gang had found one of the few places in the West where no one seemed to own a gun. The ruthless outlaws were quick to take full advantage of that fact. Mohawk Flats was a peaceful town set in a fertile valley and had never required weaponry of any sort in all its time. People along the valley had grown wealthy and a little naive. They knew little of the outside world and were not prepared for the horror the five deadly outlaws brought with them. Grant Largo and his followers imagined they had discovered an Eden ripe and ready for the taking. What none of them knew was that the famed gunfighter known as Trask was hot on their trail. Although ill, Trask knew what had to be done. Soon the Largo gang would know why Trask was feared by all who faced him.
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