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sundays at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. coming up next, on american history tv, harvard university lertcandidate luke wil talks about 19th-century detective work in the west. he talks about why they were needed in the west, and why they worked undercover. this is about 20 minutes. luke, when did you first decide to focus your studies on the law in the west? graduatestarted school in colonial america, but then i was in laramie, detective papers. they were completely fascinating. i did not expect to see them. at that point, i decided to switch into detectives and wyoming, and the mountain west. host: what did you find out about these detectives that really intrigued you? have been justes about everywhere in the 19th century west. the first one i ever saw was in a saloon, trying to talk to everyone he could. drinks.uying everybody they are all undercover private detective. they were salesmen, travelers, posed asse, one woman a doctor. host: why would detect
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