Reverend Devil: Master Criminal of the Old South - Paperback
by Ross Phares (Author)
One of the best books on this outlaw, based on scholarly research. -Adams No. 767, Six Guns and Leather
The narrative is true, documented research and easy reading. -Irving Ward-Steinman
In many parts of the South and the Southwest today, they still speak in quiet awe of the intrepid John Murrel-highwayman, bandit, cutthroat, and slaver who spread organized terror through dozens of early nineteenth-century towns.
From Tennessee and Arkansas to Georgia eastward, and to the Mexican border westward, Murrel carved a special niche for himself as one of the first American outlaws to operate on a grand scale.
Murrel led a band of highly organized, disciplined, and tightly knit bandits, who preyed at will on travelers along the Natchez Trace and on remote settlements. Murrel even impersonated and preached as a reverend. More than a century after his death, Murrell remains one of the most intriguing gangsters in American history.
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