Doc Holliday: The Making of a Legend

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  @WildWestExtravaganza · 8 months ago · pinned

  So what do you think? Did Holliday leave Georgia due to his tuberculosis, was he heartbroken over his cousin, was he on the run after the shooting incident, or a combination of all three?

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  @johnramirez2469 · 8 months ago

  "Big bootied latinas and cheap booze". That was my biggest deviation on my path to rectitude as well. Glad I'm not the only one. Thankfully, I have terrible luck and know that so gambling isn't a problem.

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  @fringehead · 8 months ago

  This is how history vids should be done. Thanks for your work.

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  @karlhaug5001 · 8 months ago

  It's good to have you back

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  @paullogan4476 · 8 months ago (edited)

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=murdwVMXZaM&amp;t=256">4:16</a> The fact that you do your research with due diligence is the reason I enjoy your content, as a scientist I appreciate that approach. Keep up the great work you do.

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  @MikeS-s2e · 1 month ago

  Respect to this channel, this man narrating and the way you present it and show respect while also letting the sensitive folks know you go out of the way to not hurt their feelings, and still keep it genuine. 😉 💪 🍻 🇺🇸

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  @johnpritchard3516 · 8 months ago

  I’ve been watching you this past month for hours every day. As a native I find it awesome how you try and break everything down logically and not bias, sure we will have different perspectives in some topics but inevitable and understandable. Love your channel and respect my guy.

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  @angelmanfredy · 8 months ago

  Oh! Can’t wait to watch this one. Thanks for being our Huckleberry.

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• BO

  @Bor1smyfamiliar · 8 months ago

  We missed you.Glad to have you back!

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  @TheFenixknightvii · 8 months ago

  I do appreciate your attention to factuality and disclaimers over whether or not something actually happened.

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  @DocWalliday · 8 months ago

  I&apos;m a first cousin of John Henry (4x removed) and have read pretty much everything published on him. This is a well-done, concise video and very even-handed. He lived a fascinating life that, in my opinion, was equal parts legend and reality that became synonymous with the expansion of the US West because he, a civilized man, overcame the physical odds stacked against him to survive the wild frontier. An anti-hero if you will. If you haven&apos;t read it, there is a good account of him in the book There is My Country: Georgians Who Followed The Sun. Cheers

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  @terriejohnston8801 · 6 months ago

  🤠 &nbsp;Hey Josh. <br>My &nbsp;#1. storyteller about &nbsp;the colorful &nbsp;tales &nbsp;of the old West. &nbsp;. &nbsp; &nbsp;Cowboys, Indians &nbsp;&amp; mountain men / Saloons &amp; Gunslingers...<br>.❤🌵❤🌵❤🌵

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