Annie Oakley, Woman at Arms

Annie Oakley, Woman at Arms, written by Courtney Ryley Cooper, chronicles the life of Annie Oakley, born Phoebe Ann Mosey, who became the most famous female sharpshooter of her time. The book details her rise from poverty, her remarkable shooting talent, and her enduring marriage to fellow performer Frank Butler. It covers her performances with Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show, her near-fatal train accident, and her legacy as an actress and instructor. Oakley's story exemplifies resilience and talent, making her a legendary figure of the Old West.