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"Rube Burrow, King of Outlaws, and His Band of Train Robbers: An Accurate and Faithful History of Their Exploits and Adventures" by G. W. Agee, recounts the dangerous life of Rube Burrow, a famous outlaw and train robber, and his gang during post-Civil War America. The story follows Burrow and his brother Jim, highlighting their criminal actions and inevitable outcomes. The saga begins in Lamar County, Alabama, exploring Burrow's early life and the conditions that led him down a path of lawlessness. Agee paints a picture of a struggling post-war landscape, showing how Burrow's upbringing and other factors pushed the young man toward a life of daring train robberies, affecting both his family and the surrounding community.