Other Noted Guerrillas of the Civil War in Missouri

Other Noted Guerrillas of the Civil War in Missouri - Paperback

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Other Noted Guerrillas of the Civil War in Missouri - Paperback

Other Noted Guerrillas of the Civil War in Missouri - Paperback

by Larry Wood
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Book Overview

Most books written about the partisan warfare in Missouri during the Civil War have focused primarily on Confederate guerrilla leader William Quantrill and his close associates. While Quantrill was the most notorious of Missouri's guerrilla chiefs, he was far from the only one. Other Noted Guerrillas chronicles the lives of over fifteen guerrilla leaders in the state who were not closely allied with Quantrill. The 2015 third edition contains a new chapter on Saline County guerrilla Jim Rider.
ISBN9780970282958
Author Larry Wood
PublisherHickory Press
GenreBiography and History
FormatPaperback
PublishedMarch 2015
LanguageENG- English
Pages276
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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Larry Wood is a retired public school teacher and freelance writer specializing in the history of the Ozarks and surrounding regions. He is the author of two historical novels and twelve nonfiction books on the Civil War and the Old West. His articles have appeared in numerous journals and magazines ranging from the Missouri Historical Review to Wild West Magazine. Wood maintains a blog on Ozarks history at www.ozarks-history.blogspot.com.

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