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Blind Horses
註釋For two weeks in September of 1876, the most famous manhunt in American history pursued a legendary gang of outlaws across the rain-swept woodlands of Minnesota. This is the story of those fourteen days, told in the words of the men who were hunted: Jesse James and Cole Younger.

Patriots turned rebel, Christians branded outlaws, their angst cries out in a wilderness not unlike that of modern America. They join forces to fight the powers that be, hopeful they can steal themselves a homestead in the ravaged landscape of their once-divided country and live in freedom, ready to die if they cannot.