Five years before the national Civil War began, it was being fought on the Missouri-Kansas border. William Quandrill, a vicious leader in those border battles, was killed and buried. Twenty years later, his mother had his bones dug up because she wanted to sell them. But why would anyone buy them?
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A brief good read,
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This review is from: Why Buy Quantrill's Bones? (History's Mysteries) (Library Binding)
Only 48 pages long (including index), I thought it was clear, concise and objective. Nothing of "In my opinion" about it. Although there were no photographs (only drawings), if the other History's Mysteries books are like this one then I can't wait to read them too.
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