Memories of Buffalo Bill Joanne Butcher casts a remarkably observant eye

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Memories of Buffalo Bill Joanne Butcher casts a remarkably observant eyeWritten with the help of Courtney Ryley Cooper, Memories of Buffalo Bill offers an idealized account of William F. Cody's life from the perspective of his wife, Louisa. True to its origins, this account offers many more details about Cody's domestic life, including his children, than any other preceding work. Although William and Louisa's real life marriage was marred by some high profile scandals, it endured until her husband's death in 1917.