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But it doubled down with one hell of an opener - that the King's authority over them didn't really even exist

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In Safe Hands Charles Schreyvogel Print authority But it doubled down withSchreyvogel, like his contemporary Remington, based his portrayals of cowboys and cavalrymen on a combination of firsthand experience and fantasy. Between 1893 and 1905 he made frequent visits to the western states and territories, collecting American Indian and military material for the authentically detailed paintings he produced in his Hoboken, New Jersey, studio. At the time of his unexpected death from blood poisoning in 1912, Charles Schreyvogel