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The Big Fifty : a western story

Author:	Johnny D Boggs
Publisher:	Waterville, Me. : Five Star, 2003.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
Summary:	The reality of frontier life in Kansas becomes brutally clear to twelve-year-old James Coady McIlvain when his father is scalped and he is taken prisoner by hostile Indians. Escaping with the aid of Tunequi, Coady finds himself with a buffalo sharpshooter that he imagines is the embodiment of his hero, Buffalo Bill Cody, a role in which the circumspect Griffith feels himself totally inadequate.
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