Analysis of William T. Phillip's manuscript "The Bandit Invincible."

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Analysis of William T. Phillip's manuscript "The Bandit Invincible."

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Comments on the theory that Butch Cassidy did not die in South America. Phillips was considered to have been an alias for Robert Leroy Parker or Butch Cassidy.

4 p. : photocopy of typescript.

Utah Division of State History, Utah Historical Society

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Utah Division of State History, Utah Historical Society

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