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Price: $25.00 as of 03/15/2010 11:35 EDT
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 978.020924
EAN: 9780816505838
ISBN: 0816505837
Label: University of Arizona Press
Manufacturer: University of Arizona Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 277
Publication Date: 1976-08
Publisher: University of Arizona Press
Studio: University of Arizona Press
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
The highly controversial memoir of Wyatt Earp's widow, who lived with him for 48 years after they both fled Tombstone in 1882.
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Just as advertised. Book in great condition for used and delivery was excellent. Would purchase from seller again.
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While it's obvious that Josie was firm in her portrayal of her husband...this book is a prize in my collection. Chalk full of information not found in other volumes. I felt much closer to having "been there" when I finally put this book down...so much so...that I will read it or portions of it again and again! Excellent!!!
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Informative of the way it really was with Wyatt and the relationship between he and Josephine. Also that there was life after the "ok corral" incident.
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I think that Glenn Boyer has, with this book, gotten closer to the truth about Wyatt Earp than anyone wants to admit, or that anyone else has.
The self-proclaimed and so-called experts, who have tried to discredit and defame Mr. Boyer, then crowed about having done so, have done more damage to the field of western americana than their limited knowledge will ever be able to comprehend.
If you are indeed interested in the saga and mystique of Wyatt Earp, this book is a must ... Read More
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I think what strikes me most about this book is the author's honesty. I suspect that there is more to this story (and certainly the woman behind it) and only hope there may be a revised edition some day. Many "versions" of the truth have been circulated in years' past by many authors.
Fabulous job, Mr. Boyer, on telling the story the way Josie would like her life with Wyatt remembered. If it weren't for your years of research and sincere dedication to this effort, the world may never ... Read More
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