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BOOTH, The Explosive Novel of Lincoln's Assassination, by David Robertson (1998 1st Ed.)

BOOTH, The Explosive Novel of Lincoln's Assassination, by David Robertson (1998 1st Ed.)

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Author: David Robertson. Published by Doubleday, New York, NY., 1998, 1st Edition. Printed in USA. Very Good Condition HARDCOVER Book, and Very Good Condition Dust Jacket. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 9.5 x 6.25 inch, 326 pages.  

BOOTH, by David Robertson, is a gripping historical novel in the bestselling tradition of The Alienist and Time and Again, and brings vividly to life a figure who continues to haunt the American imagination--John Wilkes Booth, the man who assassinated President Lincoln.

The story begins as an elderly John Surratt, the only conspirator to escape a hanging sentence for the murder of Abraham Lincoln, is asked by film director D.W. Griffith to recount the harrowing events of his youth during the screenings of Griffith's film Birth of a Nation. The request prompts Surratt to reread his detailed diaries, begun in 1864 when he was first befriended by John Wilkes Booth and was unwittingly enmeshed in Booth's plot to assassinate the President.

1st Edition Hardcover Book  
ISBN: 9780385487061  
GC&C Stock #3914

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