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Consider The Elephant

Aram Schefrin

In this podiobook: The common wisdom is that the men who have attacked American Presidents - Czolgosz, Guiteau, Fromme, Hinckley, Moore, Oswald, Zangara - were disgruntled, disturbed loners. That wisdom includes John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Abraham Lincoln, called a failed actor and a madman.But the truth is that Wilkes was the matinee idol of his time; and the attack on Lincoln was not the ... more

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-In this episode: Ned writes a letter to Wilkes. Finis.

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-In this episode: Bainbridge, Ruggles and Jett

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-In this episode: Escape: Thomas Jones gets Wilkes to the Potomac.

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-In this episode: Escape: Dr. Samuel Mudd treats Wilkes' broken leg

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-In this episode: The assassination

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-In this episode: Wilkes learns that Lincoln is going to the theater. He makes his preparations.

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-In this episode: Wilkes urges the managers of two Washington theaters to invite Lincoln to a performance on Good Friday night. Surratt tells Wilkes he will have to escape to Canada.

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-In this episode: As their cause becomes more desperate, the Confederates decide to kill Lincoln - but without involving Wilkes. Richmond falls, and Wilkes - despondent - disbands his crew. But the Rebel plan is thwarted, and Mary Surratt asks Wilkes... more

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4.0 out of 5 stars from 5 ratings
  • Give it a chance...

    you'll be hooked. At times it's hard to remember that it is a work of fiction. The story draws you in, and you believe every character is real. Mr. Schefrin has a real knack for taking historical or real events and making wonderful novels.

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    dancemonger
    United States14 years ago
  • Excellent Historical Fiction

    Well researched, well written, and well performed. This, like all of Schefrin's work available on iTunes is fantastic and fascinating. Highly recommended.

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    5
    Dracool47
    United States16 years ago
  • ok...

    It's not the greatest podcast ever. But it's not the worst either. It DOES have elephants in it though, so that is a plus!! But don't waste your time to download this, it's not worth it. It's sad that this podcast has to have a 'parental advisory' on it!

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    3
    knauseda
    United States16 years ago

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