Wilkinson, soldier and pioneer
The short account of General James Wilkinson’s career by his great-grandson, a distinguished lawyer of new Orleans, asks “no praise for what he may have done,” but only “peace to his ashes and justice to his memory.” To refute the accusations of treachery and venal conduct that have been made against his ancestor, Mr. Wilkinson presents his argument in the form of a lawyer’s brief
Print Book, English, 1935
Rogers Print. Co, New Orleans, 1935