There is much controversy about the role that William Cody played in the destruction of the native American people, but some say he was a conservationist, a proponent of American Indian treaty rights, a supporter of the women’s suffrage movement and a Quaker vehemently opposed to slavery. This talk tries to untangle the truth from the romantic fiction and places Cody in the correct context of the emerging West.
Views: 285 | Enquiries: 0Having spent the last twenty years training, writing, and talking about business and behavioural issues, Michael is now retired and is developing his talks to groups and associations. Michael is well known to Probus groups, u3a groups antiquarian societies, and charities.
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