Buffalo Bill, King of the Old West: Biography of William F. Cody, Pony Express Rider, Buffalo Hunter, Plains Scout & Guide, Master ShowmanBuffalo Bill: King of the old west is the carefully documented, dramatically readable, authorized and definitive biography of William F. Cody. Over more than a seventy-year period beginning just before the California gold rush of 1848 and extending to the eve of America's entry into the first world war ... |
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Contents
Introduction | 11 |
The First Years | 25 |
Notes and Appendix | 289 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Buffalo Bill, King of the Old West: Biography of William F. Cody, Pony Express Rider, Buffalo Hunter, Plains Scout & Guide, Master Showman |
| Authors | Elizabeth Jane Leonard, Julia Cody Goodman |
| Editor | James Williams Hoffman |
| Publisher | Library Publishers, 1955 |
| Length | 320 pages |
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