Bleeding Kansas

The term Bleeding Kansas is often used to refer to the pre-war conflict, which continued into the Civil War and culminated with the Lawrence Massacre.

Rock Chalk Talk 2008

Slide 26: "Bleeding Kansas" Border "Ruffians" (pro-slavery Missourians) vs. Radical Abolitionists who want to keep Kansas free

Recently Uploaded Slideshows 2009

A modern day Bleeding Kansas explodes the state into civil war as the voters choose the free zone option.

Winter Duty-E.E. Knight « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews 2009

Raymond Massey played him twice, first in Santa Fe Trail (You may well wonder why a movie about Bleeding Kansas is called Santa Fe Trail, and despite having seen it, I cannot begin to explain), and fifteen years later in Seven Angry Men, an excerpt of which can be seen on YouTube, where it was posted by a devotee of the film's costar, Debra Paget.

Alfred Gingold: John Brown's Body Lies A-Moldering in Upstate New York 2009

I polished Bleeding Kansas off in three or four sittings.

Sara Paretsky on Bleeding Kansas M-mv 2008

The publisher provided the text of an interview with Sara Paretsky when they offered me an advance copy of Bleeding Kansas.

Sara Paretsky on Bleeding Kansas M-mv 2008

Sara Paretsky is a writer whose most recent books are the essays Writing in an Age of Silence and the novel, Bleeding Kansas.

Sara Paretsky: Why I Support Barack Obama 2008

I use the Gilmore house as the model for the Fremantle house in Bleeding Kansas you can see the outside on my website, www.saraparetsky.com

Sara Paretsky on Bleeding Kansas M-mv 2008

The term came to prominence just before the Civil War, in Bleeding Kansas, where it was adopted by militant abolitionist groups known as Jayhawkers.

“Jayhawks” « Christopher Colaninno 2008

A big part of the answer lies in the history of Bleeding Kansas.

Sara Paretsky on Bleeding Kansas M-mv 2008