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Samuel E. Chamberlain: The Man Who Lived Blood Meriden
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In this episode, Marcelo leads gang to explore the exploits of Samuel E. Chamberlain’s tell all book My Confession: Chamberlain’s vivid, violent, and horrific memoir of his time as a soldier and drifter on the Texas-Mexico border provided historical details and characters—most notably the enigmatic Judge Holden. Chamberlains accounts would have an influence author Cormac McCarthy’s brutal philosophical masterpiece Blood Meridian. Tune in for a deep dive into history, myth, and the shaping of one of American literature’s greatest novels.
Contact Warning: graphic depictions of violence. Listener discretion is advised.
My Confession: The Recollections of a Rogue By Samuel Chamberlain– This unpublished memoir, written c.1855-1861
The Storming of Monterrey” (Sept 1846) (Chamberlain, Samuel E.
Samuel E. Chamberlain by William Goetzmann
The Scalp Hunt in Chihuahua—1849” by James Kirker
John Joel Glanton, Lord of the Scalp Range” – 1962 article by Ralph A. Smith
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