Last of the Great Scouts

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By Helen Cody Wetmore

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Written in response to an increasing demand for an authentic biography of “Buffalo Bill,” this biography aims to provide a more accurate and encompassing history of the life of Col. William F. Cody. Told by Ms. Cody, his sister, this version differs from earlier attempts in that it draws upon the accounts of others to tell a more complete story, including Buffalo Bill’s early family history. As a result of these varying sources, this book portrays Buffalo Bill much more completely than any other. From his years of devotion to his widowed mother to his role in the westward expansion of our nation, this biography provides a well-rounded look at one of our most famous characters.

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Last of the Great Scouts