Letter written by William Clarke Quantrill to his mother at Stanton, Kansas Territory.
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Written for Nannie Dawson, near Wakefield, Kentucky.
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Lawrence [Kansas] Photo Collection, RH PH 18 K:411
Bloody Bill Anderson: the short, savage life of a Civil War guerrilla
Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA, 1998
We Rode With Quantrill: Quantrill and the guerrilla war as told by the men and women who were with him, with a true sketch of Quantrill's life
Reunion of Quantrill's guerillas, ca. 1909
Lawrence [Kansas] Photo Collection, RH PH 18:L:8.6
Charles W. Quantrell: A true history of his guerrilla warfare on the Missouri and Kansas border during the Civil War of 1861 to 1865
Reunion Silk from the Sixth Annual Re-Union of the survivors of Quantrell's [sp] Guerillas, at Independence, MO, August 22, 1903
Reunion Silk from the Sixth Annual Re-Union of the survivors of Quantrell's [sp] Guerillas, at Independence, MO, August 22, 1903. Presented to F.C. Johnson by Capt. Jack Liddell.
Lawrence [Kansas] Photo Collection, RH PH 18:K:151
Looking west on 7th with covered wagons, Summer 1863
Lawrence [Kansas] Photo Collection, RH PH 18:H:25