Tracing America, Episode 1, The Lawrence Massacre

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 55

  • @adriannamarieakaad9384
    @adriannamarieakaad9384 Před 7 měsíci +4

    My grandmother was born in Lawrence and both my grandparents went to KU. This was a fascinating documentary. Thank you for taking me on this journey. Can't wait to go back to Lawrence and visit these places.

    • @MilitaryHistory317
      @MilitaryHistory317  Před 7 měsíci

      Thank You!

    • @JS-ti8ny
      @JS-ti8ny Před 2 měsíci

      Our shared American history has been OBLITERATED by the Marxist in Washington DC.
      Go rewatch the Charlottesville riot Psyop. They used 2 different Dodge Challengers in that crisis actor sideshow to tear down Confederate Landmarks.

  • @michaelchappell902
    @michaelchappell902 Před 21 dnem +1

    I live in Lawrence, Kansas and have studied this history. Thank you for filling in the holes of the story. This is why there remains even today a hatred between Kansas and Missouri. I know where the historical places are in and around Lawrence.

    • @MilitaryHistory317
      @MilitaryHistory317  Před 16 dny

      I had heard that this hatred exists to this day but never paid attention. During our travels over the area, it is very evident it exists if you pay attention. By the way, Lawrence, KS, is a great town with great people!

  • @TrooBlud34
    @TrooBlud34 Před rokem +9

    Absolutely amazing work!! Thank you!🤩 I've been tracking with you for a year or so, beginning with your episodes on Custer and the Little Big Horn. Your knowledge of these subjects is excellent, and your work is appreciated.✌️🇺🇲

  • @joeritchie4554
    @joeritchie4554 Před rokem +3

    Thank you for posting and telling this story of our history. It gets so little coverage in American history classes. Your episode shows the horror these people faced during the civil war. It was truly educational.

  • @allisonwhitten3313
    @allisonwhitten3313 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for keeping the history intact!

  • @daviddill3484
    @daviddill3484 Před rokem +2

    Awesome documentary! I had no idea about the Martha Young Truman connection to the Border War. Looking forward to more of your videos.

  • @baystateplugflipper7061
    @baystateplugflipper7061 Před měsícem

    Great video, I have 2 ancestors from Missouri fighting for the south during that time. One killed at Centralia MO. In 1864 and the other paroled in Louisiana in 1865 when he surrendered with the rest of the 9th MO.

  • @PhnxCaller
    @PhnxCaller Před rokem +3

    Wow! Fantasitic quality. I appreciate your hard work! The best docs on Quantrill...and your best doc to date. No joke.

  • @barrycarroll1776
    @barrycarroll1776 Před 4 měsíci +1

    ..Fascinating..! Well done sir..

  • @rosieatkins2372
    @rosieatkins2372 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for introducing me to this side of America...

  • @curtisphilumalee1447
    @curtisphilumalee1447 Před rokem +1

    Outstanding content on this subject. Throughly enjoyed the presentation. I can’t help to think about the movie Josey Wales while listening to this upload.
    Thanks again for the content

  • @walterbrown9651
    @walterbrown9651 Před rokem +4

    Excellent! Quantrill was buried in St. Mary's cemetery (now St John's) in Louisville, Ky. Q's childhood friend William Scott made a few trips to have Q exhumed in 1887 and made off with Q's bones, with most ending up with the Kansas Historical Society til 1992 when released for burial in the Higginton,MO Confederate cemetery. The Border War has been a hot topic with me since high school. Love your work.
    Q',Anderson,Todd,Frank,Jesse,the Youngers,Little Archie,John Lobb,Henry Wilson are all scary and interesting.

  • @dennymeyer7410
    @dennymeyer7410 Před rokem +1

    Once again knocked it out of the park. This is quality history and deserves much more credit. Are you on Patreon? I would be willing to support your work.

  • @dixieleeranch
    @dixieleeranch Před 24 dny

    Great history story. good job!

  • @LaGrandeBayou
    @LaGrandeBayou Před rokem +7

    The psychopathic killer was John Brown.
    That's undisputed

  • @Fixingtodraw
    @Fixingtodraw Před 4 dny +2

    There are some excellent diaries I own written by some of the
    American Confederate Soldiers who attacked this hotbed of Lincoln cutthoarts. I understand their reasons for this attack now.

  • @carysunshine7299
    @carysunshine7299 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Found the story about Trumans mother very revealing

  • @usualsuspect5173
    @usualsuspect5173 Před rokem +1

    Excellent. Good history lesson, thank you.

  • @johnzajac9849
    @johnzajac9849 Před rokem +1

    At 12:56, it's of interest that the plaque honorifically identifies Quantrill as 'Lt. Col.'.

  • @elmerkilred159
    @elmerkilred159 Před 3 měsíci

    Cool video! Thanks!

  • @getoffenit7827
    @getoffenit7827 Před rokem +1

    More please!

  • @DwaneRoberts-bl9oe
    @DwaneRoberts-bl9oe Před rokem +1

    How can someone be this brutal!!!!

    • @MrSoulauctioneer
      @MrSoulauctioneer Před 4 měsíci

      he was a murderous terrorist, his whole gang was. a csa officer that never wore a uniform, mainly fighting civilians. The list of war crimes these people did were endless. Somehow people have tried to make freedom fighters out of these people.

  • @isabellawalker3876
    @isabellawalker3876 Před rokem +1

    For me, the quantity was unreal

  • @terrybotkin6622
    @terrybotkin6622 Před 4 měsíci

    Excellent!!

  • @maximewisoky9286
    @maximewisoky9286 Před rokem +1

    I didn't even know about it

  • @VytalParks
    @VytalParks Před rokem +1

    Still, many people don't know about it

  • @eddieboulrice6791
    @eddieboulrice6791 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Man you told a good story I never knewsome of this thanks for the info.dangerous men doing terrible things to unarmed men .

  • @marlenmcdowell21
    @marlenmcdowell21 Před rokem +1

    Taking away so many lives unnecessarily...

  • @johnlovett8341
    @johnlovett8341 Před rokem +1

    Thanks. Nice work I like that, at the end, you recignize that Quantrill and his gang are villians rather than heroes.
    Loved your Sioux War series.

    • @jmhproductions7335
      @jmhproductions7335 Před rokem

      He was a defender against Jayhawking, yankee devil trash…

    • @millieil6510
      @millieil6510 Před 11 měsíci

      you must be a Jayhawker....why no one is doing a video on how Jennison and his men shot and murdered innocent civilians, r*ped women, or wantonly robbed and torched homes? Lawrence didn't happen because the Union guys were paragons of moral civility or the Bushwhackers were just bored.

  • @EricRush
    @EricRush Před rokem

    Excellent production, but, to my aging ears, the background music was a bit too loud.

  • @kencarney5456
    @kencarney5456 Před 3 měsíci

    Quantrill was a rank opportunist, he was in Missouri at the beginning of the war because he gave up a Free Stater Slave Stealing Raid.

  • @Fixingtodraw
    @Fixingtodraw Před 4 dny

    It would be cool to metal detect that camp site.

  • @multipletanksyndrome
    @multipletanksyndrome Před 4 měsíci +1

    Rock Chalk.

  • @shakirahegmann5187
    @shakirahegmann5187 Před rokem +1

    I have so much hate for that William

  • @brandonhowe8905
    @brandonhowe8905 Před rokem +1

    Violence was the only this they knew

  • @karlraschdorf1758
    @karlraschdorf1758 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Somewhat biased although not terribly so. My opinion to your story became critical when Benjamin Potter was only briefly mentioned. see "six man cemetery" in Lone Jack.

  • @ericflagg80
    @ericflagg80 Před rokem +3

    Fuckin A

  • @aliyahkilback7489
    @aliyahkilback7489 Před rokem +1

    For looting and whatso every purpose, this was so wrong

    • @brianmorgan5739
      @brianmorgan5739 Před 25 dny

      This was in an era before a Geneva Convention, before a World Court of Justice. In this era the term " All's fair in love and war" had a true meaning in which there were no rules in warfare in that era. One has to remember that both sides both Pro Slavery and Anti Slavery forces were committing the very same Autrosities on both sides of the Kansas and Missouri border. The only reason why the raid upon Lawrence, Kansas became so infamous was that Quantril rode into Lawrence with four hundred raiders in tow and half his force were drunk and hell bent on revenge for the Kansas City cell house collapse in which many of the men involved with the Lawrence raid lost family members. Also we must also not compare the mindset of today with the mindset of those in the Civil War era and especially those whom were alive during the Antebellum South. It was a different era and a different set of values as compared to today's society.

  • @MrSoulauctioneer
    @MrSoulauctioneer Před 4 měsíci +1

    yeah let's feel sorry for the Burnt District, the Union Army hit the terrorists where they lived. Truman's mama has the same mindset as a hamas supporting arab in Israel. THe Union were the heroes you were looking for, but you refuse to allow them the same level of harshness as the terrorists.

  • @MrSoulauctioneer
    @MrSoulauctioneer Před 4 měsíci +1

    Quantrill was what is commonly known as a terrorist. He used terror to achieve his ends. He fought civilians. These ''raiders'' were no soldiers, they were much much less.

  • @careydecker4427
    @careydecker4427 Před rokem

    He is a nationalist villain as per me

  • @gilbertlancaster4793
    @gilbertlancaster4793 Před rokem +3

    Thanks for keeping the history intact!