| Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 780 pages
...aim to accomplish on this sheet of paper is to assure you that 1 fully recognize your work, and that the presence of the Queen, the beautiful Princess of Wales, the Prince, and British public, are marks of favor which reflect back on America sparks of light which illuminate many... | |
| John M. Burke - Entertainers - 1893 - 284 pages
...aim to accomplish on this sheet of paper is to assure you that I fully recognize your work and that the presence of the queen, the beautiful Princess of Wales, the prince, and British public, are marks of favor which reflect back on America sparks of light which illuminate many... | |
| Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1908 - 310 pages
...aim to accomplish on this sheet of paper is to assure you that I fully recognize your work, and that the presence of the Queen, the beautiful Princess of Wales, the Prince and British public, are marks of favor which reflect back on America sparks of light which illuminate many... | |
| Helen Cody Wetmore, Zane Grey - 1918 - 486 pages
...now hangs on the wall of his Nebraska home. Following is a copy: 275 "FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, NEW YORK. "COLONEL WM. F. CODY: "Dear Sir: In common with all...where once you guided me honestly and faithfully, in lfcu5-66, from Fort Riley to Kearny, in Kansas and Nebraska. "Sincerely your friend, "WT SHERMAN."... | |
| Helen Cody Wetmore, Zane Grey - Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show - 1918 - 360 pages
...this side of the water we appreciate it "This drama must end; days, years, and centuries follow_fast; even the drama of civilization must have an end. All...where once you guided me honestly and faithfully, in lfco5-66, from Fort Riley to Kearny, in Kansas and Nebraska. "Sincerely your friend, "WT SHERMAN."... | |
| Don Russell - Biography & Autobiography - 1960 - 564 pages
...aim to accomplish on this sheet of paper is to assure you that I fully recognize your work, and that the presence of the Queen, the beautiful Princess...where once you guided me honestly and faithfully in 1865-6 from Fort Riley to Kearney in Kansas and Nebraska."3 General Sherman was vague about the year,... | |
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