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William F. Cody
The Life of Buffalo Bill is William F. Cody’s 1879 autobiography, recounting his Kansas childhood and work as driver, Pony Express rider, hunter, scout, soldier, and actor. The memoir presents Cody’s own view of frontier experience and the making of the public figure known as Buffalo Bill.
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