Some revisionist researchers say the Sutton-Taylor war—which claimed some 80 lives between 1868 and the early 1890s—wasn’t a feud but an outlaw gang (the Taylors) fighting the law (the Sutton faction). Texas historian Chuck Parsons strongly rebuts that argument in his new book. His detailed account and analysis show what happens when different groups a


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