Civil War's "Bloody Bill" Anderson & Jesse James - from "Lawmen of the Old West"

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  • Опубліковано 13 бер 2023
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  • @gijoe508
    @gijoe508 Рік тому +13

    The history channel could do with quality content like this.

    • @Caffeine_Club
      @Caffeine_Club Рік тому +2

      Ha! A long time ago, before all of the reality programming crap, the History Channel was full of.... historical documentaries like this! 👍

  • @tangobravo4634
    @tangobravo4634 Рік тому +2

    Great video ! Although It seemed to be cut short as I was just getting interested. I would like to see more like this about the Civil War.

  • @gijoe508
    @gijoe508 Рік тому +1

    I got the dvd of this series and am currently watching it, this is great

  • @c.l.freeman7654
    @c.l.freeman7654 Рік тому +1

    I heard that Smoke Jensen was hell on wheels and even got his first gun from Jesse James riding with Bloody Bill!

  • @tHEdANKcRUSADER
    @tHEdANKcRUSADER Рік тому +4

    My kin was at the Centraila massacre . Got photos of him wearing a Union blue coat he commandeered from a yankee who no longer needed it.

  • @carolynwatson4301
    @carolynwatson4301 Рік тому

    My three times great uncle is Louis Anderson Latch. Latch, Texas was named for him. He did bad things during the Civil War. He was a Pinkerton and he was the sheriff for four terms. He knew the Youngers and Bill Anderson.

  • @gazzatdisco
    @gazzatdisco Рік тому +1

    I found it rather funny telling us about soldiers using deadly accurate muzzleloader while showing someone using a breach loader and the amount of 1873 colts and cartridges was unreal I find most of videos really good. The info was good on this but the video choice was much to be desired as for historical purposes much like the 1920s-1950s westerns

  • @carywest9256
    @carywest9256 Рік тому

    The event in Kansass was 8-21-1863, Centralia,Mo. 9-27-1864.

  • @bigblake-rw6fg
    @bigblake-rw6fg 8 місяців тому

    My 4th great uncle joined bloody bills gang and later quit because he didn’t like the way he raided Kansas after that he became friends with Jesse James my uncle name was John George Huddleston

  • @helengao6093
    @helengao6093 8 місяців тому

    13:22 that’s a Springfield trapdoor rifle from the Custer battle.

  • @Daniel-fh3tl
    @Daniel-fh3tl Рік тому +5

    Why call Anderson's soldiers a gang? Why to try and discredit the oppressed Confederate States of America

    • @c.l.freeman7654
      @c.l.freeman7654 Рік тому +2

      Because they were. Or Gorilla raiders if that makes you feel better. They weren't an official unit riding under the rules of war. So that's what they were

    • @sonofiouiya7362
      @sonofiouiya7362 Рік тому +2

      ​@@c.l.freeman7654 "rules of war"...1.) Do not try to make circumstances fit your plans. Make plans that fit the circumstances and 2.) A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.

  • @HuntinginLebanon94
    @HuntinginLebanon94 Рік тому +2

    Hello good video

  • @dennisfaught
    @dennisfaught Рік тому

    A collection of stock reenactment footage and old Westerns, most of it completely unrelated to the story being told ... basically the Civil War events at Lawrence, Kansas, and Centralia, Missouri.

    • @c.l.freeman7654
      @c.l.freeman7654 Рік тому

      Well unfortunately nobody had their cell phone to record it so they had to do what they could to make it interesting

    • @dennisfaught
      @dennisfaught Рік тому

      @@c.l.freeman7654 LionHeart FilmWorks is an award-winning company, known for making top-notch historical films and documentaries. I've been quite a fan of their work for some time. They've produced some excellent, authentic work in spite of a shortage of time-traveling cellphone users. Given their past performance, I expected more from them. The inconguity of some of the shots was jarring. Aside from the title graphic, it doesn't even look like something made by them.