Book summaryWatson, a newcomer to the lawless Everglades, is greatly admired by his neighbors for his growing sugarcane plantation. But as it grows, so does the mystery that surrounds him--did he really shoot and kill Belle Starr? Did he kill anyone else? He is a devoted husband and father, gifted farmer, man of progress, and visionary. But is he also a killer? And will his neighbors ultimately rise up against him? Peter Mattheissen reconstructs what could have happened based on the barest of facts and much local legend and conjecture. Media reviews"...an imaginative and haunting evocation of a time and a place." |
Killing Mister Watsonby Matthiessen, PeterFirst Edition
Book desription: New York: Random House, 1990. First Edition. Hardcover. Tight, bright and unmarred. DJ is clean and bright. Quarterbound in navy cloth, green paper boards, metallic gold and pink lettering, pictorial (map) endpages. 8vo. 372pp. Inscribed by author. First in author's "Watson Trilogy," a brilliant late-period series drawn from historical fact. A classic to be. A pristine copy.
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