What is the desperado associated with?

Documented relationships include: arrested_for, attacked, killed_by. 3 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite the desperado?

1 primary source cite this person, including: The nerve which shines forth in a deadly… (1891).

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the desperado person

id: p_the-desperado_7f337c

also known as: deserter

Probable 70%

Summary: A deserter of desperate character who was arrested and used pepper to attack the sergeant.

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Completeness: 57/100 Grade D

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Claims (3)

arrested_for

desertion

cited from The nerve which shines forth in a deadly… (1891)

The nerve which shines forth in a deadly crisis of cracking revolvers or flashing knives is neither the only nor the highest kind, but it is a noble and an admirable quality, even when misapplied; and when we shall cease to admire and respect …