by William Cody (Author), Henry Inman (Author)
Written primarily by Colonel Henry Inman, with collaboration from [Buffalo Bill] Cody, who provided firsthand knowledge of the plains. The book chronicles the history of the [overland trail, ] including adventures, interactions with Native American tribes, and the rapid expansion of the West.
A classic memoir of the 19th-century westward migration and the daily lives of frontiersmen. The book highlights Buffalo Bills's (Cody's) life as a scout, guide, and his early experiences as a messenger, which prepared him for his fame as a frontier icon.
The book is recognized as a vital, firsthand account of the development of the American West.
Join Buffalo Bill in a journey West! Full of adventure and better-than-fiction stories from the days of the pioneers, this book has shaped our history in profound ways. Get out under the stars, light up the campfire, and read these original tales.
Number of Pages: 352
Dimensions: 0.9 x 8.9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: May 09, 2017
