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browseour catalogue and order online.  \nAcknowledgements  \nThe publishers would like to thank the following forpermission to reproduce photographs:AKG-images p.14bottom;Buffalo Bill Historical Center p.7;Corbis pp.14top,21 bottom,5 bottom;Corbis/Bettmann pp.5 top,6,  \n9,10(Philip Gendreau),13,16,18,19,21 top,25,26;Getty Images/Hulton Archive/D.F.Barry p.22.  \nCover photograph of Buffalo Bill reproduced withpermission of Getty Images/Hulton archive.  \nThe publishers'would like to thank Diana Bentley,Nancy Harris,and Dee Reid for their assistance in thepreparation of this book.  \nEvery effort has been made to contact copyright holdersof any material reproduced in this book.Any omissionswill be rectified in subsequent printings if notice is givento the publishers.  \n# Disclaimer\n\nAll the Internet addresses(URLs)given in this bookwere valid at the time of going to press.However,due to the dynamic nature of the Internet,someaddresses may have changed,or sites may have changedor 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