In the rugged wilderness of the 19th-century American West, a lone figure stands against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. This is John Jeremiah Garrison Johnston, a man whose life is shrouded in myth and bloodshed. Known as "Liver-Eating Johnson," his story is a tapestry woven from the threads of revenge and survival.
The year is 1847, in the Alder Gulch territory of Montana. Johnston, a mountain of a man, stands over the smoldering remains of his log cabin, his heart as scorched as the earth beneath him. His wife, a member of the Flathead tribe, lies lifeless, taken from him by the Crow, igniting a rage that would become the stuff of legends.
As the sun sets over the jagged peaks, Johnston makes a vow – a vow of vengeance that will see him become both feared and revered. His path is one of relentless pursuit, a journey that will have him clash with nature, tribes, and his own demons.
In the shadows of the mountains, Johnston's tale unfolds – a saga of a man who turned grief into a relentless pursuit of revenge, his actions echoing through the valleys and into the annals of Wild West lore.
Get ready to learn about one man’s unquenchable thirst for vengeance in today’s epic Historical Quarrel!







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