Paladin is a former Union cavalry officer, a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, and a veteran of the American Civil War. The line Paladin says in the opening credits here differed significantly from what was said later. 13: 13 "The Englishman" Andrew V. McLaglen: Sam Rolfe: December 7, 1957 () Paladin takes an English man and woman to a new ranch in Montana where an angry trader plots against them. In Season 1, Paladin would be heard reciting a line from later in the show during the opening credits. I’d co-written a novel, The Paladin, with an Englishman who claimed he’d been Churchill’s teenage hatchetman in the Second World War. I wrote the book not as an as-told-to memoir but simply as a yarn, written by me, based on but not entirely faithful to the stories he told me. I’d co-written a novel, The Paladin, with an Englishman who claimed he’d been Churchill’s teenage hatchetman in the Second World War. The opening credits line was "Your guide would cut your throat for $10.

Paladin discovers a woman and a baby abandoned by a wagon master who said the baby had typhoid. England Transformed 1780-1865 (Paladin History of England) England's Rise to Power 1660-1760 (Paladin History of England) The English Novel from Dickens to Lawrence The Englishman's Flora Ethnic Minorities in Britain Europe's Inner Demons: An Enquiry Inspired by the Great Witch-Hunt The Ever-Changing Sea The Englishman (1957) Trivia. If he didn't you'd be shot by desperadoes or scalped by Indians. Paladin is the subject of a vigilant manhunt after being wrongly accused of the accident that left a rancher's wife crippled.
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14: 14 "The Yuma Treasure" Andrew V. McLaglen: Gene Roddenberry With Richard Boone, Peter Whitney, Murray Hamilton, Stuart Whitman. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. I wrote the book not as an as-told-to memoir but simply as a yarn, written by me, based on but not entirely faithful to the stories he told me. I wrote the book not as an as-told-to memoir but simply as a yarn, written by me, based on but not entirely faithful to the stories he told me.