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Myths, hoaxes, and confabulations associated with our greatest president his name is still mudd. Another great book on lincoln and the assassination. Author interview blood on the moon edward steers, jr. The assassination of abraham lincoln kindle edition by steers jr. The assassination of abraham lincoln is the product of extensive research by dr. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading blood on the moon.
Shot in the head as he watched the play, lincoln died the following day at 7. Blood on the moon is an excellent book choice if you are looking to learn about abe lincolns assassination. Most books on the assassination are dated, and one of the best george bryans the great american myth was published 60 years ago. The assassination of abraham lincoln 97808122175 by edward steers jr.
The prairie years and the war years onevolume biography. This book is full of so many important details of the assasination that i never knew existed the spy network, the dahlgren raid. Blood on the moon is a totally gripping account of the events leading up to and subsequent to the assassination of abe lincoln. This book deals with the plots to kidnap kill the president and really doesnt delve into the civil war and washington politics that a lot of other works tend to do. Nathan simms is not mentioned in this book, and he, burroughs, and porter do not appear in william hanchetts the lincoln murder conspiracies urbana. The assassination of abraham lincoln is usually told as a tale of a lone deranged actor who struck from a twisted lust for revenge. Steers, a research scientist at the national institute of health, used his formal scientific training to help him evaluate the three major published records of the assassination investigation and trial. John wilkes booth and the lincoln conspiracies, by michael w. Steers has become the preeminent researcher on the assassination. He is the author of several books about the president, including the trial. Oreilly, the host of the oreilly factor on the fox news channel, doesnt use this story of the assassination of abraham lincoln by john wilkes booth on april 14, 1865, to push any particular political agenda. He has authored or edited eight books on lincoln s assassination, including blood on the moon, the book i am reading. From 1963 until 1994 steers worked at the national institutes of health, bethesda, maryland, in the field of biomedical research.
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