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High Noon: Wild Bill Hickok Leads a Shoot-Out in Springfield
The Old West vividly comes alive through the story of the infamous James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok. Readers will relive the classic Western gunfight as Hickock guns down a fellow gambler in Springfield, Missouri's town square. A staple of Old Western fiction, this public rivalry reveals the true code of the West—with sharp-shooting Wild Bill as its main attraction.
32 pages, Library Binding
First published January 1, 2004
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October 27, 2015
This is an 'older' child's book. (I checked it out for my advanced toddler granddaughter and it was a bit much for her.) I read it myself just because of the subject. It was a good book, how accurate it is I don't know. But it did include several actual photos of Bill or people in his life. This book was a nice one and fits with a television program I have watched in the past. Where "Wild Bill" really wasn't 'wild' at all and only a legacy was formed and he never could 'fix' people thinking 'bad' of him. In the back is a glossary of words so if you are homeschooling could use for spelling words.
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