Rogue

Discover the intriguing life of Brigadier General Justus McKinstry in "Rogue," authored by John K. Driscoll and published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2005. This captivating biography, spanning 228 pages, delves into the complex journey of a man who navigated the tumultuous waters of the U.S. military, from his first court martial as a cadet at West Point to his eventual dismissal from the Army at the age of 49.

Driscoll intricately examines the cunning and manipulative tactics McKinstry employed throughout his career, providing readers with a unique perspective on the intersections of military life, legal challenges, and personal ambition during a pivotal time in American history. Explore the forces that shaped a controversial figure in the context of the Civil War and Reconstruction era, and gain insight into the broader themes of biography, military trials, and the complexities of American history. This essential read is perfect for history enthusiasts and anyone intrigued by the biographies of notable generals.