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Settlers in places where lawmen were few and far between often enforced their own rules of justice. Justice was often a matter of self-help for settlers in the Old West. Take this small mid-1880s happening out in No Man’s Land, the hardscrabble country that would later become the Oklahoma Panhandle. When local badman Bill Williams …
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In His Father’s ShadowSearching for the real Robert Todd Lincoln. As we celebrate the Lincoln bicentennial, the Great Emancipator—and by extension everyone around him—continues to intrigue us. Countless… Read MoreWalt Whitman’s Calling CardA memento inspires a Union soldier’s great-grandson to research an encounter with the poet. For years my family has stored away a collection of Civil War–period images, including c… Read MoreCWT Today- October 2008Cedar Creek Battlefield: Ruined Forever? A serious dispute between the Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation and nearby Belle Grove Plantation broke out at a May 28 meeting of the Fre… Read MoreAt War With the PressMany generals considered reporters ‘the scum of creation,’ but George Meade ran one out of camp backward on a mule. With some justification, Civil War reporters are typically portr… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor- October 2008‘We Don’t Want the Truth Told!’ Major General George G. Meade clearly did not see eye to eye with reporters (P. 48), but perhaps no Union general loathed newsmen more than the arch… Read More
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