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Review title: Superficial Research and Inaccurate Citation of Facts
Product review: I reviewed material related to William Pitt Kellogg, about whom I am writing a biography. I expected the entry about WPK to be brief, but was surprised at the number of inaccuracies on which the entry relied. A few: WPK was not succeeded by his nephew William Kellogg on the Nebraska Supreme Court. William Kellogg was a distant cousin who was older than WPK. WPK saw military action, contrary to this arcticle. WPK was in fact appointed Collector of the Port of New Orleans by Lincoln--he signed the commission before heading to Ford's Theater that night. Technically he was impeached by the Louisiana legislature, but was acquitted the same day. The papers of the impeachment have not "disappeared"--they are available at LSU in Baton Rouge. There are other mistakes, too, but you get the idea.
