William Gregg's Civil War: The Battle to Shape the History of Guerrilla Warfare (New Perspectives on the Civil War Era Ser.)

Discover the untold story of one of the most notorious figures in the Civil War era with William Gregg's Civil War: The Battle to Shape the History of Guerrilla Warfare. Dive into the world of William Clarke Quantrill and his notorious band of guerrilla fighters known as "Quantrill's raiders."

Unravel the mysteries behind their brutal guerrilla tactics, informed by Native American field skills, as you join Gregg, Quantrill's de facto adjutant, on a journey through the early warfare along the border. Experience firsthand the planning and execution of the raid on Lawrence, Kansas, and the Battle of Baxter Springs as Gregg recounts his vivid personal accounts.

But that's not all — this gripping book also delves into the complicated relationship between Gregg and historian William E. Connelley. Explore the dynamics of this unlikely association as Connelley, a steadfast Unionist, manipulates Gregg, taking advantage of his naivety and offering to help publish his memoir in exchange for inside information on Quantrill.

Seize this opportunity to immerse yourself in a piece of history often overshadowed. Take a step into the world of guerrilla warfare, where loyalties were tested, bonds were broken, and the battle for control over the narrative continues to shape our understanding of the Civil War era.

Don't miss out on this riveting account — get your copy of William Gregg's Civil War: The Battle to Shape the History of Guerrilla Warfare today, and join the expedition of uncovering the truth behind the legends.