Swanson, James L.

Swanson’s account of the massacre and its aftermath provides insight into details of an historical event and the ways in which it has been remembered and even mythologized over the centuries. An excellent recommendation for listeners interested in early American history.

This gripping narrative will captivate readers interested in following the events as they occurred. It will be in demand in public libraries and is an excellent companion volume to Bill Minutaglio and Steven L. Davis's Dallas 1963.