Bootleggers, Battlefields, and Bad Decisions: An Irreverent History of Tennessee
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Bootleggers, Battlefields, and Bad Decisions: An Irreverent History of Tennessee
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A. Joshua Leonard
Tennessee has never been one thing. It is mountains and river towns, moonshine and revival tents, labor fights and battlefield graves, country music and political grudges old enough to collect interest. It is a state that has shaped America again and again while arguing endlessly with itself about what it is, who it belongs to, and which version of its past deserves to be remembered.
In Bootleggers, Battlefields, and Bad Decisions, Jordan Blake Carter digs into the long, messy, contradictory history of Tennessee with wit, clarity, and zero patience for sanitized mythology. From Indigenous homelands and Andrew Jackson's destruction to Civil War fractures, Reconstruction failures, Memphis labor struggles, and the packaging of Tennessee's music for the national market, this book explores the creativity, cruelty, stubbornness, and survival that built the state. The result is not a tidy celebration or a neat condemnation. It is a deeply human portrait of a place that has always been loud, divided, influential, and impossible to simplify.
©2026 Jordan Blake Carter (P)2026 Jordan Blake Carter