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261) THE 133RD ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF MOORE’S MILL, JULY 15 AND 16, 1995. Fulton, MO: The Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society, 1995. Illus, maps, paperback, 120pp. Official program of the 1995 reenactment. Lots of great info on the battle. $8.00.

263) [15th Missouri Infantry US] Allendorf, Donald. LONG ROAD TO LIBERTY: THE ODYSSEY OF A GERMAN REGIMENT IN THE YANKEE ARMY, THE 15TH MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. Kent, OH: Kent State U Pr, 2006. Illustrated, maps, notes, bibliography, index, hard cover in dj, 364pp. $39.00.

264) Anderson, Ephraim M. MEMOIRS HISTORICAL AND PERSONAL, INCLUDING THE CAMPAIGNS OF THE FIRST MISSOURI CONFEDERATE BRIGADE. Dayton, OH: Morningside, 2005. Edited by Edwin C. Bearss. Maps, notes, index, paperback, 605pp. Back in print again finally! $35.00

265) Banasik, Michael. MISSOURI BROTHERS IN GRAY: THE REMINISCENCES AND LETTERS OF WILLIAM J. BULL AND JOHN P. BULL. Iowa City, IA: Press of the Camp Pope Bookshop, 1998. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, paperback, 189pp. The first volume in our series “Unwritten Chapters of the Civil War West of the River.” William Bull’s service began as a Missouri State Guardsman, captured at Camp Jackson in the spring of 1861. He went on, with his brother John, to join Gorham’s (later Tilden’s, then Lesueur’s) Third Field Battery of Missouri Artillery. In 1862, John Bull became an officer in MacDonald’s Missouri Cavalry and later Newton's 5th Arkansas Cavalry, CSA. William’s reminiscence of the war, written in 1906 and unpublished until now, along with the letters both brothers wrote home to St. Louis provide an engaging portrayal of camp life and battle in this oft neglected theater of the Civil War. $12.95.

266) Banasik, Michael. MISSOURI IN 1861: THE CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF FRANC B. WILKIE, NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT. Iowa City, Iowa: Press of the Camp Pope Bookshop, 2001. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, paperback, 424pp. Volume IV in the series “Unwritten Chapters of the Civil War West of the River” consists of 54 letters written in 1861 by newspaper correspondent Franc B. Wilkie. Part I, “The Iowa First: Letters From the War,” was originally published, under that same title, in 1861. The pamphlet, now exceptionally rare, brought together the reports Wilkie sent back to the Dubuque Herald as he accompanied the First Iowa Infantry from its training camp in Keokuk, Iowa, through to the Battles of Dug Springs and Wilson’s Creek, south of Springfield, Missouri (August 2 and 10, 1861). Part II of the book presents for the first time in book form Wilkie’s continued correspondence on affairs in Missouri, as it was originally published in the New York Times. $19.95.

267) Banasik, Michael. SERVING WITH HONOR: THE DIARY OF CAPTAIN EATHAN ALLEN PINNELL OF THE EIGHTH MISSOURI INFANTRY (CONFEDERATE). Iowa City, IA: Press of the Camp Pope Bookshop, 1999. Illus, maps, notes, appendices, ind, paperback, 448pp. The third volume in our series “Unwritten Chapters of the Civil War West of the River” is the diary of a Confederate officer, Captain Eathan Allen Pinnell, Company D, Eighth Missouri Infantry. When the war began, Pinnell enlisted in Company F, Third Missouri Cavalry, Missouri State Guard (probably the Seventh Division). Rising to the rank of sergeant, Pinnell left the Guard after his six month term of service had expired. He joined the regular Confederate Army in August 1862, helping to organize what would become Company D, Eighth Missouri Infantry. Pinnell's diary, in which he made scrupulously regular entries, covers the period of time he served in the Confederate Army from August 1862 to June 1865. Though he participated in only three battles (Prairie Grove, Pleasant Hill, and Jenkins' Ferry), Pinnell's diary is probably one of the most thorough recollections of Confederate Service west of the Mississippi River. Captain Pinnell presents vivid accounts of battlefield actions, camp life, and opinions of the war, particularly on how the war should have been conducted. $19.95.

268) Bartels, Carolyn. CIVIL WAR STORIES OF MISSOURI. Shawnee Mission, KS: Two Trails Publishing, 1995. Illus, bib, ind, paperback, 288pp. $15.95.

269) Bartels, Carolyn. TRUE TAILS: CIVIL WAR IN MISSOURI. Independence, MO: Two Trails Publising, 2002. Illus, index, paperback, 254pp. This is a companion volume to item 273, CIVIL WAR STORIES OF MISSOURI. $14.95.

270) Bearss, Edwin C. THE BATTLE OF WILSON’S CREEK. Springfield, MO: Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield Foundation, 1988. Illus, maps, ind, paperback, 170pp. $12.00. Read review.

271) Bradbury, John and Denny, James. THE CIVIL WAR’S FIRST BLOOD: MISSOURI, 1854–1861. Boonville, MO: Missouri Life, 2007. Illustrated, maps, paperback 8 x 11, 144pp. $29.95.

272) Brophy, Patrick, ed. "FOUND NO BUSHWHACKERS:" THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF SGT. JAMES P. MALLERY. Nevada, MO: Vernon County HS, 1988. Map, ind, wraps, 60pp. Mallery was in the 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry and kept this diary while stationed at Balltown, MO in 1864. $6.00.

273) [4th Missouri Cavalry US] Burns, William S. RECOLLECTIONS OF THE 4TH MISSOURI CAVALRY. Dayton, OH: Morningside, 1988. Front, illus, notes, ind, 182pp. $20.00.

274) Carter, Gari. TROUBLED STATE: CIVIL WAR JOURNALS OF FRANKLIN ARCHIBALD DICK. Kirksville, MO: Truman State University Press, 2008. Illustrated, index, hardcover in dj, 303pp. $34.95.

275) THE CIVIL WAR BATTLE OF HARTVILLE AND RELATED EVENTS. Hartville, MO: Wright County Historical Society, 1997. Illus, maps, comb bound, 153pp. Collection of articles from various sources on the Jan. 11, 1863 Battle of Hartville, MO. $15.00. Temporarily unavailable.

276) Cooper-Wiele, Jonathan K. SKIM MILK YANKEES FIGHTING: THE BATTLE OF ATHENS, MISSOURI, AUGUST 5, 1861. Illustrated, maps, roster, notes, bibliography, index, paperback, 168pp. $14.95. More info.

277) [7th Missouri Inf USA] Crouch, Jerry Evan. SILENCING THE VICKSBURG GUNS: THE STORY OF THE 7TH MISSOURI INFANTRY REGIMENT AS EXPERIENCED BY JOHN DAVIS EVANS UNION PRIVATE & MORMON PIONEER. Victoria, BC, Canada: Trafford Publishing Co., 2005. Illustrated, paperback, 184 pp. $19.95.

278) Daniel, Larry J. and Lynn N. Bock. ISLAND NO. 10: STRUGGLE FOR THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Tuscaloosa, AL: U of Al Pr, 1996. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, paperback, 202pp. $24.95.

279) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON: FROM THE CONFEDERATE FIELD REPORTS. Independence, MO: Author, 1994. Illus, wraps, 25pp. $7.00.

280) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. CONFEDERATE RECORDS: FROM THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY FILES, VOLUME 2, Ca TO Dy. Shawnee Mission, KS: Two Trails Publishing, 1996. Ind, paperback, 234pp. $27.95.

281) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. CONFEDERATE RECORDS: FROM THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY FILES, VOLUME 3, Ea to Har.Shawnee Mission, KS: Two Trails Publishing, 1997. Ind, paperback, 203pp. $27.95.

282) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. CONFEDERATE RECORDS: FROM THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY FILES, VOLUME 4, Hardy to Justice. Independence, MO: Two Trails Publishing, 1997. Ind, paperback, 203pp. $27.95.

283) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. CONFEDERATE RECORDS: FROM THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY FILES, VOLUME 5, K to Mirrick. Independence, MO: Two Trails Publishing, 1997. Ind, paperback, 203pp. $27.95.

284) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. CONFEDERATE RECORDS: FROM THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY FILES, VOLUME 6, Mitchell-Saye. Independence, MO: Joanne C. Eakin, 1999. Ind, paperback, 230pp. $27.95.

285) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. CONFEDERATE RECORDS: FROM THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY FILES, VOLUME 7, Scanlon-Vowell. Independence, MO: Two Trails, 2000. Ind, paperback, 196pp. $27.95.

286) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. MISSOURI CONFEDERATE REPORTS: NARRATIVE REPORTS OF CASUALTIES AFTER THE BATTLES OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, CartHAGE, HARTVILLE, LEXINGTON, MARMADUKE’S EXPEDITION 1862-3, PRICE’S EXPEDITION 1864, NEWTONIA, AND WILSON’S CREEK.Independence, MO: Author, 1995. Maps, ind, paperback, 85pp. $13.00.

287) Eakin, Joanne Chiles. ORDER # 11. Shawnee Mission, KS: Two Trails Publishing, 1995. Map, illus, wraps, 18pp. $3.00.

289) Filbert, Preston. THE HALF NOT TOLD: THE CIVIL WAR IN A FRONTIER TOWN. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole, 2001. Illustrated, notes, bibliography, hardcover in dj, 222pp. The story of St. Joseph, Missouri, during the Civil War. $26.95. Read review.

290) Fuenfhausen, Gary G. A GUIDE TO HISTORIC CLAY COUNTY MISSOURI: ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES AND OTHER HISTORIC SITES OF THE CIVIL WAR. Kansas City, MO: Little Dixie Publications, 1996. Illus, bib, paperback, 100p. $9.95.

291) Gerteis, Louis S. CIVIL WAR ST. LOUIS. Lawrence, KS: U. Pr of Kansas, 2001. “…Gerteis presents a compelling portrait of a war-torn city—teeming with wounded soldiers, displaced civilians, runaway slaves, federal prisoners and profiteers—that was forever changed by its wartime experiences, even as it anchored Union victory in the west.” Illus, notes, bibliography, ind, 416pp. $34.95. Read review

292) Gerteis, Louis S. CIVIL WAR ST. LOUIS. Lawrence, KS: U. Pr of Kansas, 2001. Paperback edition. Illus, notes, bibliography, ind, 416pp. $17.95.

293) Gifford, Douglas L. THE BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB STAFF RIDE AND BATTLEFIELD TOUR. Winfield, MO: Author, 2003. Illustrated, bibliography, paperback, 64pp. $10.00.

294) Gifford, Douglas L. LEXINGTON BATTLEFIELD GUIDE. Winfield, MO: Author, 2004. Illustrated, maps, bibliography, paperback, 60pp. $10.00.

295) Gilmore, Donald L. CIVIL WAR ON THE MISSOURI-KANSAS BORDER. Gretna, LA: Pelican Publishing, 2006. Illustrated, notes, bibliography, index, hardcover in dj, 384pp. $29.95. See review.

296) Goman, Frederick W. UP FROM ARKANSAS: MARMADUKE’S FIRST MISSOURI RAID, INCLUDING THE BATTLES OF SPRINGFIELD AND HARTVILLE. Springfield, MO: Wilson Creek National Battlefield Foundation, 1999. Illus, maps, notes, bib, paperback 128pp. $14.50. Read review

297) Gottschalk, Phil. IN DEADLY EARNEST: THE MISSOURI BRIGADE. Missouri’s Civil War Heritage Edition. St. Louis: Missouri’s Civil War Heritage Foundation, 2007. Illustrated, maps, notes, bibliography, index, hardcover in dj, 576pp. $35.00.

298) Hale, Donald. CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION IN INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI. Lee’s Summit, MO: Author, nd. 8½ x 11” pamphlet, 20 pp. $4.50.

300) Hinton, Richard J. REBEL INVASION OF MISSOURI AND KANSAS AND THE CAMPAIGN OF THE ARMY OF THE BORDER AGAINST GENERAL STERLING PRICE. Ottawa, KS: Kansas Heritage Pr, 1994. Front, illus, maps, ind, blue cloth, 362pp. New introduction by Robert Norris, Jr. $40.00.

301) Hinze, David C. and Karen Farnham. THE BATTLE OF CARTHAGE: BORDER WAR IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI, JULY 5, 1861. Gretna, LA: Pelican Publishing CO., 2004. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, new paperback edition, 320pp. $17.95. Read review.

302) Holcombe and Adams. AN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF WILSON’S CREEK OR OAK HILLS. Springfield, MO: Greene County HS, 1998. Dbl front, ind, paperback, 111pp. New, revised edition. $8.75.

303) Hughes, Nathaniel Cheairs. THE BATTLE OF BELMONT: GRANT STRIKES SOUTH. Chapel Hill, NC: U of NC Pr, 1991. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, dj, 310pp. $37.50.

304) Hulston, John K. WEST POINT & WILSON’S CREEK. Springfield, MO: Wilson’s Creek NBF, 1991. Illus, notes, wraps, 35pp. $5.00.

305) Lehr, Suzanne S., ed. AS THE MOCKING BIRD SANG: CIVIL WAR DIARY OF PVT. ROBERT CALDWELL DUNLAP CSA. St. Joseph, MO: Platte Purchase Publishers, 2005. Illustrated, maps, notes, bibliography, index, hard cover in dj, 182pp. Robert Caldwell Dunlap joined the DeKalb Guards (in DeKalb, MO) on April 28, 1861, and was sworn into the service of the Missouri State Guard by General M. Jeff Thompson. His mounted unit fought at Wilson’s Creek, Lexington, and Pea Ridge (where he was wounded). March 22, 1862, he joined the Confederate service as a member of John C. Landis’s Artillery. His unit was at Corinth, MS (May 1862), Iuka, the Battle of Corinth (October 3-4, 1862), and Vicksburg, where he was surrendered to General U. S. Grant. Sick with dysentery, Dunlap was paroled and sent to Demopolis, AL. He was formally exchanged September 15, and on October 1 his unit was reorganized under Henry Guibor. On January 25, 1864, his battery was taken over by Captain R. C. Walsh, and assigned to Truehart’s Artillery Battalion. The diary ends June 8, 1864 during the Atlanta Campaign, where Dunlap was severely wounded in the left arm (which he lost). In 1918 Dunlap finished his narrative with a description of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain. $20.00.

306) Lehr, Suzanne Staker. FISHING ON DEEP RIVER: CIVIL WAR MEMOIRS OF PRIVATE SAMUEL BALDWIN DUNLAP, CSA. St. Joseph, MO: Platte Purchase Publishers. 2006. Illustrated, bibliography, index, hardcover in dj, 476pp. Companion volume to AS THE MOCKING BIRD SANG, written by Robert Caldwell Dunlap’s brother. Lexington, Pea Ridge, Iuka, Corinth, Hatchie Bridge, Port Gibson, Big Black River Bridge, Champion’s Hill, Vicksburg, Atlanta. $28.00

307) Livingston, Jr., John C. SUCH A FOE AS LIVINGSTON: THE CAMPAIGN OF CONFEDERATE MAJOR THOMAS R. LIVINGSTON’S FIRST MISSOURI CAVALRY BATTALION OF SOUTHWEST MISSOURI. Wyandotte, OK: Gregath Publishing Co., 2004. Illustrated, maps, notes, bibliography, index, illustrated hardcover, 156pp. “This is the story of the daring swashbuckler, Major Tom Livingston, of Jasper County, Missouri. Holding a Confederate commission, he recruited brave men and formed the First Missouri Cavalry Battalion to challenge Union occupation of Missouri. It details the saga of Livingston, his men, and the plight of Missourians in the midst of a land torn by civil war and guerrilla warfare. Livingston, well known and hunted by Union commanders early in the war, nearly had his rightful place in history lost as he met with an untimely death in a raid midway through the war. The book tells a story that has been waiting for many years to be told. A subject heretofore mostly unknown, it fills a serious gap in the history of the war in Missouri. John C. Livingston Jr., the great-great-great grandson of Tom Livingston, spent ten years compiling the biography. A graduate of the University of Colorado-Boulder, he lives and works in Colorado.” $30.00.

308) Matthews, R. P. NINE MONTHS IN THE INFANTRY SERVICE: THE CIVIL WAR JOURNAL OF R. P. MATTHEWS. Springfield, MO: Greene County Historical Society, 1999. Illus, roster, paperback, 190pp. A record of the Phelps Regiment, formed in SW Missouri in 1861 for six months, fought at Pea Ridge. Includes full roster of the regiment. $14.00.

310) McGhee, James E. GUIDE TO MISSOURI CONFEDERATE UNITS, 1861-1865. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas Press, 2008. Illustrated, bibliography, index, hardcover in dj, 312pp. $34.95. (Read review.)

311) Monks, William. A HISTORY OF SOUTHERN MISSOURI AND NORTHERN ARKANSAS: BEING AN ACCOUNT OF THE EARLY SETTLEMENTS, THE CIVIL WAR, THE KU-KLUX, AND TIMES OF PEACE. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas Press, 2003. Edited by John Bradbury and Lou Wehmer. Illus, notes, ind, 261pp, cloth with dj. $29.95

312) Monks, William. A HISTORY OF SOUTHERN MISSOURI AND NORTHERN ARKANSAS: BEING AN ACCOUNT OF THE EARLY SETTLEMENTS, THE CIVIL WAR, THE KU-KLUX, AND TIMES OF PEACE. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas Press, 2003. Edited by John Bradbury and Lou Wehmer. Illus, notes, ind, 261pp, paperback edition. $17.95

313) Monnett, Howard N. ACTION BEFORE WESTPORT 1864. Boulder, CO: University Press of Colorado, 1995. Recent reprint. Illustrated, maps, notes, bibliography, index, paperback, 224pp. Back in print again! $22.50.

314) Mudd, Joseph A. WITH PORTER IN NORTH MISSOURI: A CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES. Iowa City, IA: Press of the Camp Pope Bookshop, 1999. Illus, ind, paperback, 504pp. $19.95. More info. Read review

315) Neely, Jeremy. THE BORDER BETWEEN THEM: VIOLENCE AND RECONCILIATION ON THE KANSAS-MISSOURI LINE. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 2007. Maps, Illustrated, notes, index, bibliography, hardcover in dj, 325pp. $39.95.

318) Piston, William Garrett and Richard W. Hatcher III, WILSON’S CREEK: THE SECOND BATTLE OF THE CIVIL WAR AND THE MEN WHO FOUGHT IT. Chapel Hill, NC: U of NC Pr, 2000. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, hardcover in dj, 464pp. $37.50.

319) Piston, William Garrett and Richard W. Hatcher III, WILSON’S CREEK: THE SECOND BATTLE OF THE CIVIL WAR AND THE MEN WHO FOUGHT IT. Chapel Hill, NC: U of NC Pr, 2000. Illus, maps, notes, bib, ind, paperback edition, 464pp. $19.95.

320) Pitcock, Cynthia DeHaven and Bill J. Gurley, eds. “I ACTED FROM PRINCIPLE:” THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF DR. WILLIAM M. MCPHEETERS, CONFEDERATE SURGEON IN THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPI. Fayetteville, AR: U of AR Press, 2002. Illus, maps, notes, bibliography, ind, hardcover in dj, 439pp. $34.95.

321) Pitcock, Cynthia DeHaven and Bill J. Gurley, eds. “I ACTED FROM PRINCIPLE:” THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF DR. WILLIAM M. MCPHEETERS, CONFEDERATE SURGEON IN THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPI. Fayetteville, AR: U of AR Press, 2002. Illus, maps, notes, bibliography, ind, paperback, 439pp. $19.95.

322) [31st Missouri Infantry USA] Scheel, Gary L. RAIN, MUD AND SWAMPS: THE STORY OF THE 31ST MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY (US). St. Louis: Plus Communications, 1998. Illus, maps, notes, roster, 703pp., illus hard cover. $28.50.

323) Scheel, Gary L. SIXTY-SIX MILES IN THIRTY-NINE HOURS: THE RETREAT FROM FORT DAVIDSON, PILOT KNOB, TO THE BATTLE OF LEASBURG. Pacific, MO: Author, 2002. Illustrated, comb bound, 62pp. $12.00.

324) Schmidt, Bob. “BOYS OF THE BEST FAMILIES OF THE STATE:” CO E, 2ND MISSOURI CAVALRY (CSA). Independence, MO: Two Trails, 2003. Bibliography, index, paperback, 456pp. Excellent, detailed, biographical roster of every member of Co E, 2nd MO Cav CSA, from southeast Missouri, all referenced, plus an overview of the service of the company. $29.95.

325) Schmidt, Bob. VETERANS AND EVENTS IN THE CIVIL WAR IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. Iowa City, IA: Press of the Camp Pope Bookshop, 2006. New reprint by PCPB. Fresh research on another aspect of the Battle of Pilot Knob, concerning the execution of Major James Wilson and his men, the retaliation executions of the Confederates in St. Louis, and the planned retaliation execution of Major Enoch O. Wolf. Regimental history/roster of the 78th Enrolled Missouri Militia, which was comprised mostly of Ste. Genevieve and Perry County men. In depth information on John Koester, Charles Kannawurf, Charles Doerge, Anselm Stolzer and Leopold Naeger, who were immigrant Germans serving in the Civil War. Illus, maps, facsimiles, 8 ¼ x 11 paperback, 249pp. $25.00.

328) Shearer, Gary W. THE CIVIL WAR, SLAVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION IN MISSOURI: A BIBLIOGRAPHIC GUIDE TO SECONDARY SOURCES AND SELECTED PRIMARY SOURCES. Angwin, CA: Author, 2005. 8th Revised Edition, with many new citations. Softbound, 86pp. $15.00.

329) Steele, Phillip W. and Steve Cottrell. CIVIL WAR IN THE OZARKS. Gretna, LA: Pelican Pub Co., 1993. Illus, bib, ind, paperback, 133pp. $9.95.

330) Tucker, Phillip Thomas. THE CONFEDERACY’S FIGHTING CHAPLAIN: FATHER JOHN B. BANNON. Tuscaloosa, AL: U of AL Pr, 1992. Illus, notes, bib, ind, paperback, 268pp. $35.00.

331) [5th Missouri Infantry CSA] Tucker, Phillip T. WESTERNERS IN GRAY: THE MEN AND MISSIONS OF THE ELITE FIFTH MISSOURI INFANTRY REGIMENT. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co, 1995. Bib, ind, 344pp, cloth (no dj). $45.00.

332) Tucker, Phillip Thomas. WESTERNERS IN GRAY: THE MEN AND MISSIONS OF THE ELITE FIFTH MISSOURI INFANTRY REGIMENT. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., 2007. Notes, bibliography, index, paperback, 341pp. $35.00.

333) Wood, Larry E. THE CIVIL WAR ON THE LOWER KANSAS-MISSOURI BORDER. Joplin, MO: Hickory Press, 2003. Illustrated, maps, bib, index, paperback, 260pp. New study of the war in SW Missouri/ SE Kansas: Carthage, Dry Wood Creek, Oceola, Humboldt, Sherwood, Nevada, Baxter Springs, Shelby’s 1863 Raid, Price’s Retreat, Newtonia. 2nd Edition, completely revised, with new material on Bates, St. Clair, and Henry Counties. $17.95.