About the book
For the first time, bestselling author Dean King tells the full and true story of the demanding feud between the Hatfields and McCoys. This infamous family feud, set in the heart of Appalachia, goes beyond the usual myths and reveals years of in-depth research, including the use of forgotten documents and interviews with family members.
Contents
- Begin in the middle of the nineteenth century, when the Hatfields and McCoys lived in relative peace together.
- Description of their harsh lifestyle of farming, hunting, logging, and moonshining in Virginia and Kentucky.
- How the American Civil War divided the families and led to long-lasting hostility.
- The family feud grew into a national spectacle with murders, kidnappings, and legal conflicts that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
- A story full of conflicts, betrayal, and courage, in which the families defended their honor, loyalty, and existence.
Target audience and language level
This book is suitable for readers with an interest in American history and culture, ideal for self-study and education. It is written in clear, accessible language suitable for adults at language level C1-C2.
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