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1 Pairaivo: chief and favorite wife.
2 Told in The Ysabel Kid.
3 Told in Trigger Fast.
4 How the name came into being and what it implies is told in .44 Caliber Man.
5 Why they did not is told in Sidewinder.
6 Nemenuh: ‘The People’, the Comanches’ name for their nation.
7 Tehnap, an experienced warrior; tuivitsi, an adolescent, inexperienced warrior.
8 Told in Under the Stars and Bars and Kill Dusty Fog!
9 More of Belle Boyd’s story is told in The Bloody Border, Back to the Bloody Border, The Hooded Riders, The Bad Bunch and The Whip and the War Lance,
10 Told in The Colt and the Sabre and The Rebel Spy.
11 Told in The Devil Gun.
12 Told in ‘The Paint’ episode of The Fastest Gun in Texas.
13 Told in Quiet Town, The Trouble Busters, The Making o f a Lawman, The Town Tamers and The Small Texan.
14 A more detailed description of this defect is given in Calamity Spells Trouble.
15 Mark Counter’s history is told in other of the author’s floating outfit novels.
16 Told in The Drifter.
17 Described in detail in Under the Stars and Bars.
18 ‘Old yellowboy’; name given to the brass-framed Winchester Model of 1866.
19 Ka-Dih: the Great Spirit of the Comanches.
20 Told in Sagebrush Sleuth, Arizona Ranger, Waco Rides In and Hound Dog Man.
21 Texas cowhands used the word ‘mount’, not ‘string’, for their work horses.
22 The use of a hackamore and bosal is described in detail in A Horse Called Mogollon, and in .44 Caliber Man.
23 Tawk: Comanche word meaning both grandfather and grandson.
24 Told in Goodnight’s Dream and From Hide and Horn.
25 Land of the Grandmother: Canada during the reign of Queen Victoria.
26 More details of this legend are given in The Whip and the War Lance.
27 Namae’enuh: put politely, he who has had incestuous intercourse.
28 Told in To Arms! To Arms In Dixie.