Jesse James (La verdadera historia del Far West)

At the end of the Civil War, Jesse James and his gang were public enemy number one in a nation still reeling from the wounds of defeat. After the restoration of peace, resentment, a sense of injustice, and the humiliation of defeat drove him to a life of crime, though a segment of Southern public opinion hailed him as a folk hero. The next fifteen years were a brutal escalation of violence, marked by bank robberies, train and stagecoach heists, settling of scores, and wild rides…