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Act 6 link
Act 4 link
Below is the link for the latest in the Booth series, “Spy Games.” Click, share, and comment! https://anchor.fm/steve-childers5/episodes/Booth-Act-4-Spy-games-e1vpgsr
Act 4 Spy games
Act 4 drops this week! Below are some sources, source information and other media related to this week’s topic! I’m excited to bring this to you. This episode took me off the beaten path and it was a wonderful journey. Sources Sources Kauffman, M. W. (2004). American Brutus: John Wilkes booth and the Lincoln conspiracies.Continue reading “Act 4 Spy games”
Act 3 Antebellum Politics
In Act 3, we continue on through the journey of John Wilkes Booth as it relates to his politics. In this episode, I am going to begin an argument about how the assassination of Lincoln was a political as anything else. In Act 1, we learned about Junius Brutus Booth, in Act 2 we meetContinue reading “Act 3 Antebellum Politics”
Act 2 “The Fabulous Booth Boys”
The link is above! Check out the show and comment!
Act 2 “The Fabulous Booth Boys”
With the release date of March 29th steadily approaching, the notes for Act 2 “The Fabulous Booth Boys” are here! Just like last time, I’ll share sources and some other materials that will help with the upcoming episode. Also, if you missed Act 1, you can still check that one out! Go to the show’sContinue reading “Act 2 “The Fabulous Booth Boys””
Act 1 “Junius”
The link below is to the podcast! I’m excited it’s finally here! Comment below! https://anchor.fm/steve-childers5/episodes/Booth-Act-1-Junius-e1v579f
“Booth” Act 1 – Junius
This blog site will serve several companion-type duties for the podcast episodes. My goal is to give you a deeper understanding of the material in each of the episodes. Here you will find each Act’s sources, but in addition to that, my goal is to provide other media to enrich the podcast visual experience. Photos,Continue reading ““Booth” Act 1 – Junius”
J. Wilkes Booth (1893) Review — Drew Martin Writes
For over 30 years, one of my great interests involves the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, his assassin, John Wilkes Booth, and the ins and outs, facts and “facts,” and plots, subplots, conspiracies, myths and legend that pertain. It all started in September 1991, with the segment covering Booth on the fourth season of the originalContinue reading “J. Wilkes Booth (1893) Review — Drew Martin Writes”