A memoir of 1880s Arizona including an eyewitness account of the OK Corral Shootout, written by pioneer John Plesent Gray, edited and annotated by W. Lane Rogers.
Professional Reviews
When All Roads Led to Tombstone
This is a marvelous book. Rogers sets a standard for good editing, verifying in his copious footnotes many details from Gray's memory.
New Mexico Historical Review
When All Roads Led to Tombstone
The weave of historical fact with eyewitness testimony creates an enthralling picture of Cochise County's early days.
Sierra Vista Herald/Bisbee Review
When All Roads Led to Tombstone
Author-historian W. Lane Rogers has unearthed a Tombstone treasure.
The Borderline Anti-Memory PastBook asks questions a diary does not ask and raises the questions to dialectics and answers them in a way a memory work does not answer questions.
A work in American history and existentialism Which is an Invitation to connect and create the dots in your life to other revolutions like the Cuban Revolution.
If you think you know Delaware, think again. Pirates? Quakers fighting with Pennsylvania? Towns so ugly no one would settle there? With stunning pictures and straightforward storytelling, Dave Tabler opens hidden passages and describes defining momen
