Wyatt Earp

· Mitchell Lane Publishers, Inc.
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32
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Wyatt Earp is a legend of America's Wild West. Books, movies, and television shows portray him as a fearless lawman who was quick with a gun and able to take down outlaws in one gunfight after another. The truth is that Wyatt Earp rarely had to shoot to keep the Wild West's outlaws under control. Then came the famous Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, and Wyatt became an outlaw himself. What is the truth about Wyatt Earp, and why do people believe the things they do about him? Read this exciting book to find out what is fact and what is fiction about one of America's most notable heroes.

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KTBTIB Nottingham
January 7, 2017
People love to "demythologize." Regardless of the boneheadedness of political correctness, the west needed men like the Earps and Holiday. The cowboys were literally getting away with murder, rustling, etc., and if/when brought to trial, their cronies would produce, "O, they were with me." The west needed fighting lawmen, not wimp "nice guys."
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Joanne Mattern is the author of many books for children on a variety of subjects, including history and biography. She has written numerous biographies for Mitchell Lane. Joanne loves to learn about people, places, and events and bring historical figures to life for today's readers. She lives in New York State with her husband, children, and several pets

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