BJ’s Tombstone History Discussion Forum

...I think your supposition sounds pretty reasonable and there has been talk she didn't like the Earps.

But I am thinking she had to have a lot of confidence Doc wouldn't retaliate in some way...and I can't imagine why he would take her back after such an act. She was reportedly back with him the day of the gunfight.

I am too old to remember just how such a romantic treasonous performance would work. Any thoughts along that line?

Thank you for thee help!

Re: Kate's allegiance... — Angel, Sun Jul 25 17:23
Joyce, just my idea here… I don’t have provenance to prove it…. BUT I have a feeling that Kate thought this action might have been her chance to separate Doc and Wyatt. I really do believe she had... more
- Angel/t hank you... — Joyce Aros, Sun Jul 25 17:49
- - “Love is a kind of warfare” Ovid (nm) — B.J., Sun Jul 25 18:49
  - - Ovid and his disappointments... — Joyce Aros, Mon Jul 26 5:38
      ...perhaps the brilliant man didn't understand the word 'compromise.' It can be very effective.
    - - The "great man" was a strategist who "married well" — gobs, Tue Jul 27 2:01
        Joyce ... hope you're doing well ... British historian David Dutton wrote ... “Chamberlain made mistakes in the 1930s ... he clung too long to the hope of averting war, but it is doubtful if ... more
      - Excellent Gobs, most people missed Chamberlain's end game... — B.J., Tue Jul 27 6:05
        Neville Chamberlain was heavily criticized especially by the British print media. He was well aware that Hitler could not be trusted to keep an agreement. His endgame as you correctly pointed out was ... more
      - fascinating depth... — Joyce Aros, Tue Jul 27 5:09
        ...and today we have the Anglo/American world power with a base of mud and metal. Not much to look forward to. Joyce
    - - How did compromise work for Neville Chamberlain with Hitler? (nm) — B.J., Mon Jul 26 20:24
      - BJ/ compromise... — Joyce Aros, Tue Jul 27 4:49
        ...I guess it only works in a marriage; the basis is love. Not much love in Hitler's heart. You guys are branching into intriguing subjects. The world today might still lead us down the same path!... more
        
        The world today might still lead us down the same path!.... — B.J., Tue Jul 27 6:19
        Joyce, what you correctly pointed out is exactly why JFK as President included Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr.to a Cabinet Level position in his administration. President Kennedy during his earlier g... more

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