Wyatt Earp: The Ok Corral and the Law of the American West

by William L. Urban

Finding the real Wyatt Earp in the legend can be a daunting task. A tireless self-promoter, Earp lived in a time of rapid westward expansion when the Wild West was born. Both a lawbreaker and a law enforcer, Earp was a central figure in the stories Americans began to tell about themselves. Today we can look back and separate the man from the myth, and learn how the West was truly won.

112 pages, Library Binding

First published August 1, 2003

Reviews

[Tyenpalmer]

This is a pretty Interesting book. You never hear anything about Wyatt after is stopped being a law man and towards the end of the book it talks is elderly years and that was pretty interesting.

[MJ]

good book for the basics about earp.