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Bleeding Kansas Is A Gripping Account Of Events And People - Rabble-rousing Jim Lane, Zealot John Brown, Sheriff Sam Jones, And Others - That Examines The Social Milieu Of The Settlers Along With The Political Ideas They Developed. Covering The Period From The 1854 Kansas-nebraska Act To The 1879 Exoduster Migration, It Traces The Complex Interactions Among Groups Inside And Outside The Territory, Creating A Comprehensive Political, Social, And Intellectual History Of This Tumultuous Period In The State's History.--jacket. The Triumph Of Squatter Sovereignty: The Kansas-nebraska Act -- Freedom In The Scale: The Migration To Kansas Territory -- All Right On The Hemp: The Territorial Legislature -- We Are But Slaves: The Free-state Movement -- The War Commences In Earnest: Bleeding Kansas -- We Fight To Free White Men: The Guerrilla War Of 1856 -- Imposing A Constitution Against Their Will: The Lecompton Constitution -- The Language Of A Freeman: The English Compromise -- A Fruit Of The Kansas Tree: The Harpers Ferry Raid -- I Am Here For Revenge: The National Civil War. Nicole Etcheson. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 255-350) And Index.

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Author

Etcheson, Nicole

Publisher

Lawrence: University Press of Kansas

Published

2003

Language

EN

ISBN

9780700614929

Category

history

Subjects

Fiction, Political Science, History

Rating

3.86 / 5 (57 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14