Charles W. Quantrell
- Subtitle
- a true history of his guerrilla warfare on the Missouri and Kansas border during the Civil War of 1861 to 1865
Harrison Trow and John P. Burch
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Table of contents
1. Front matter2. Introductory material3. INTRODUCTION4. THE AUTHOR5. The False Jonah6. Early Life of Quantrell7. Why the Quantrell Guerrillas Were Organized8. Quantrell’s First Battle in the Civil War9. Fight at Charles Younger’s Farm10. Fight at Independence11. Second Fight at Independence12. Flanked Independence13. Fight at Tate House14. Fight at Clark’s Home15. Jayhawkers and Militia Murder Old Man Blythe’s Son16. The Low House Fight17. Quantrell and Todd Go After Ammunition18. A Challenge19. The Battle and Capture of Independence20. The Lone Jack Fight21. The March South in 186222. Younger Remains in Missouri With a Small Detachment—Winter of 1862 and 186323. The Trip North in 186324. Jesse James Joins Command25. Lawrence Massacre26. Order Number 11, August, 186327. Fights and Skirmishes During Fall and Winter, 1863–186428. Blue Springs Fight in December, 186329. Wellington30. The Grinter Fight31. The Centralia Massacre32. Anderson33. Press Webb, a Born Scout34. Little Blue35. Arrock Fight, Spring of 186436. Fire Bottom Prairie Fight, Spring of 186437. Death of Todd and Anderson, October, 186438. Going South, Fall of 186439. The Surrender40. Death of Quantrell41. The Youngers and Jameses After the War