In 1877, Edwards published Noted Guerrillas, an account of Confederate partisan warfare during Civil War in western Missouri and border Kansas. Edwards grew concerned by the early-1870s that Missouri, a divided state which ultimately remained in the Union, would be isolated from the mainstream Lost Cause movement.
In 1877, Edwards published Noted Guerrillas, an account of Confederate partisan warfare during the Civil War in western Missouri and border Kansas. By the early 1870s, Edwards was worried that Missouri, a divided state which ultimately remained part of the Union, would be isolated from the mainstream Lost Cause movement.