The Ambitious Filibuster: William Walker's Fateful Expedition

This chapter explores the turbulent journey of William Walker as he attempts to establish control in Mexico and Nicaragua during the mid-19th century. It highlights the challenges he faced, including logistical failures, dwindling support, and conflicts with local populations, ultimately leading to his downfall. The discussion also touches upon the complexities of legality versus morality during this era, reflecting on Walker's controversial legacy.