
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.
-In this episode: Bainbridge, Ruggles and Jett
-In this episode: Escape: Thomas Jones gets Wilkes to the Potomac.
-In this episode: Escape: Dr. Samuel Mudd treats Wilkes' broken leg
-In this episode: Wilkes learns that Lincoln is going to the theater. He makes his preparations.
-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.
-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
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.
Well researched, well written, and well performed. This, like all of Schefrin's work available on iTunes is fantastic and fascinating. Highly recommended.
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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