Then The World Moved On: The Brutal Truth Behind the Baer-Campbell Fight, by Catherine Johnson, knocks boxing history on its cauliflowered ear, with the most painstakingly researched and scrupulously detailed book ever written, about the tragic end of Frankie Campbell, and Max Baer's shocking hand in his death.The book chronicles not only Campbell's life and career, it exhaustively examines his fight with Baer, the resultant fallout and appalling coverup of the truth, and the horrific specifics of Baer's lies and manipulation of the event and its aftermath.A variety of original source materials going back a century, were thoroughly investigated and meticulously pieced together, among them newspapers, court transcripts, archival and federal, state and local records, expert analysis of psychology and brain trauma, as well as interviews with Campbell's family members, former pro fighters, and boxing historians. Along with over 1400 cited sources, over 150 rare photos, illustrations, and fight advertisements, the book also discusses the legendary men who made California a boxing mecca in the early Twentieth Century, and the popular venues where fights were held. Woven artfully into the narrative, is how the context of the times, the Golden Age of American Sports, the Roaring Twenties, Prohibition, and the Great Depression, affected the sport, and the lives of the men who molded the game.