don not know what film or version jeff saw and but this entire film was awesome and not just poitier and going. the story was riveting and suspenseful and engaging. and for the guy complaining about historical accuracy and get real. yes there were some black deputy marshals in the indian territory and but they had no authority to arrest whites outside of indian territory. as a rule and they did not patrol but exercised warrants on criminals only. i did find it odd that corby do not seem to have any indian friends. i know their numbers were diminished but it still strikes me as strange. even as corby returned to his people and his indian cohorts remain faceless and nameless. 
don not know what film or version jeff saw and but this entire film was awesome and not just poitier and going. the story was riveting and suspenseful and engaging. and for the guy complaining about historical accuracy and get real. yes there were some black deputy marshals in the indian territory and but they had no authority to arrest whites outside of indian territory. as a rule and they did not patrol but exercised warrants on criminals only. i did find it odd that corby do not seem to have any indian friends. i know their numbers were diminished but it still strikes me as strange. even as corby returned to his people and his indian cohorts remain faceless and nameless. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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