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396:. Scribner's paid $ 300 for the work ""Bucking Horses and Bucking-Horse Riders," together with its illustrations, James's first published story. Perkins asked James for more work, and over the years the Scribner's publishing house published twenty books of his over the following twenty years.
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1005:"Will James: Nevada Writers Hall of Fame 1991"
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904:Will James Book of Cowboy Stories
489:. New York: C. Scribner's. 1924.
1436:A Guide to the Will James Papers
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906:. New York: Scribner's. 1951.
726:In the Saddle With Uncle Bill
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1158:Amaral, Antony A. (1993).
1113:Lone Cowboy: My Life Story
1085:"Hall of Great Westerners"
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667:The Three Mustangers
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