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PrefaceBarry Eads
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Chapter 01: The Old Homestead in IowaBarry Eads
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Chapter 02: Will's First IndianBarry Eads
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Chapter 03: The Shadow of Partisan StrifeBarry Eads
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Chapter 04: Persecution ContinuesBarry Eads
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Chapter 05: The "Boy Extra"Barry Eads
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Chapter 06: Family Defender and Household TeaseBarry Eads
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Chapter 07: Indian Encounter and School-Day IncidentBarry Eads
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Chapter 08: Death and Burial of TurkBarry Eads
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Chapter 09: Will as Pony Express RiderBarry Eads
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Chapter 10: Echoes from SumterBarry Eads
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Chapter 11: A Short but Dashing Indian CampaignBarry Eads
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Chapter 12: The Mother's Last IllnessBarry Eads
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Chapter 13: In the Secret-ServiceBarry Eads
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Chapter 14: A Rescue and a BetrothalBarry Eads
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Chapter 15: Will as a BenedictBarry Eads
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Chapter 16: How the Sobriquet of "Buffalo Bill" was WonBarry Eads
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Chapter 17: Satanta, Chief of the KiowasBarry Eads
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Chapter 18: Will Made Chief of ScoutsBarry Eads
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Chapter 19: Army Life at Fort McPhersonBarry Eads
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Chapter 20: Pa-has-ka, the Long-Haired ChiefBarry Eads
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Chapter 21: The Hunt of the Grand Duke AlexisBarry Eads
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Chapter 22: Theatrical ExperienceBarry Eads
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Chapter 23: The Government's Indian PolicyBarry Eads
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Chapter 24: Literary WorkBarry Eads
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Chapter 25: First Visit to the Valley of the Big HornBarry Eads
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Chapter 26: Tour of Great BritainBarry Eads
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Chapter 27: Return of the "Wild West" to AmericaBarry Eads
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Chapter 28: A Tribute to General MilesBarry Eads
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Chapter 29: The "Wild West" at the World's FairBarry Eads
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Chapter 30: Cody Day at the Omaha ExpositionBarry Eads
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Chapter 31: The Last of the Great ScoutsBarry Eads
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About this recording
A biographical account of the boy who became "Buffalo Bill" written by his sister. A wide variety of experiences from his first job as a mule-driver on the Kansas plains, as a Pony Express rider, a cavalry scout and Indian fighter, a buffalo hunter, and a celebrity with his famous "Wild West Show." - Summary by Barry Eads
