Mike Bell has been researching the life and times of Robert Leroy Parker, the outlaw Butch Cassidy, for more than fifty years, specialising in the lesser-known periods of the bandit's life.
In this new study, he examines CassidyÕs brief stay on Horse Creek, Wyoming, at the site of what became the town of Dubois. He analyses the myths and legends that have grown up around CassidyÕs time in the area, separating fact from fiction. He also explores the real possibility that Cassidy might have met Owen Wister, who at that time had yet to achieve fame as the author of one of the great American novels, the Virginian., Butch Cassidy, , Mike Bell| | 94PAGES