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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Bill Carson
Buffalo Bill and the Overland Trail
Edwin L. Sabin; Charles H. (ILT) Stephens
Kessinger Pub
2006
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Buffalo Bill's Diamond Mine or the Trail of the Lost Treasure
Howard W. Erwin
Kessinger Pub
2006
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Captain Bill Mcdonald Texas Ranger a Story of Frontier Reform
Albert Bigelow Paine; Theodore Roosevelt
Kessinger Pub
2005
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Buffalo Bill's Tomahawk Duel and Denver Dan and the Road Agents
Anonymous
Wildside Press
2024
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Buffalo Bill's Feather-Weight and Denver Dan Jr., and the Renegade
Anonymous
Wildside Press
2024
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Buffalo Bill's Spy Shadower and the James Boys at Cracker Neck
Anonymous
Wildside Press
2024
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Wild Bill Hickok: Legend of the American Wild West
ROSEN PUBLISHING GROUP
2004
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The Bill of Rights: A Primary Source Investigation Into the First Ten Amendments to the Constitution
Nancy Stair
ROSEN PUBLISHING GROUP
2003
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Edward Cooper was a hard man to know. Dour and exuberant by turns, his moods dictated the always-uncertain climate of the Cooper household. Now – balding, octogenarian – he makes an unlikely literary muse. But to his now middle-aged son, he looms larger than life, an overwhelming, baffling presence. Edward Cooper made his name as a divorce attorney in LA whose cases were devoured by the tabloids. Now, he is slowly succumbing to dementia. As Bernard attempts to forge a coherent picture of his family history, he uncovers Edward's lawsuits against other family members, and recalls the itemized invoice his father once sent him for the total cost of his upbringing, for the sum of two million dollars. 'Bernard Cooper's The Bill from My Father is a glorious cornucopia of love and pain. Not only is Cooper an exemplary writer but he can parse an emotion down to its most resonant note. This memoir amazes' Alice Sebold, author of The Lovely Bones 'Cooper is a beautiful writer . . . his book is in a class of its own . . . Somehow, this is a story about all parents and their grown-up children and how they manage to keep going through all the insults and mixed messages and botched attempts to express love' Observer 'Cooper's wry, rueful memoir of a lifetime's wrangling with the old guy is memorably moving, emotionally disciplined, devilish in the detail and smartly funny. Read it now' The Times