J.J. Dickison

Résumé du livre

When Jefferson Davis declared Florida expendable, owing to its miles of uninhabited swampland and coast, and left the state to its own devices, many people were fearful and many were outraged. When, as the last Foridians evacuated, the Union invaded, and without hindrance, held St. Augustine and the St. Johns River, the area became a hotbed of guerrilla warfare. These guerrilla forces were led by Captain John J. Dickison, whose name struck fear into the hearts of wary Federals who searched in vain for his elusive little army.