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Controversial New Perspective on Jesse James The New York Times is running a review of T.J. Stiles' new book "Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War." According to the Times review, "Mr. Stiles presents James as a Confederate terrorist caught up in the wild political turbulence of his times." Stiles' book offers a wholly different perspective on this area's favorite outlaw, framing his actions against the backdrop of the Civil War, and differing dramatically from the well-accepted notion of James as a gregarious Robin Hood of the 1800's. NOTE: Registration is required to view content on the NYTimes site, but accounts are free, and well worth the time it takes to fill out the quick form. This story was posted on 2002-10-10 18:44:31
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