
The Conspiracy Between John Wilkes Booth and the Union Army to Assassinate Abraham Lincoln
by Dr. Robert E. Arnold
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Pub Date Aug 01 2016 | Archive Date Aug 21 2018
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Description
The only book ever published that records the effort of the African American community of 1865 to bring the conspirators to justice. Their affection for Abraham Lincoln was so great that they ignored the retribution that was certain for defying the government conspirators and seven African Americans were arrested and put in prison.
The actual trial and pretrial testimony that was kept from the public for 100 years. This book also tells of the effort by the African-American community to apprehend Booth and his fellow conspirators which has never been published before. All of the pertinent testimony has been photocopied and published in the book, which describes the efforts by Judge Advocate General Joseph Holt and Edwin Stanton to cover up for the conspirators.
This book relies entirely on primary sources, United States Archives and Official Records and shows that there was a conspiracy with the Union Army and various others to aid Booth in assassinating Lincoln. This book traces the assassination from Ford's Theater, the escape and killing of the man purportedly Booth, trial, execution and aftermath.
The Conspiracy Between John Wilkes Booth and the Union Army to Assassinate Abraham Lincoln is available for purchase in both print and ebook formats.
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A big thank you to NetGalley and Windsaloft Press for the ARC. I am voluntarily reviewing this book. I found this book fascinating. So much information that I had never heard of seen before. Gotta love conspiracy theories. Well researched and good information. My only complaint and not the authors fault, was that I could not read, alot of the hand written National Archive information that the author had photocopied and included. It might have been helpful if some of that could have been highlighted and then transcribed. Very interesting read. A little overwhelming as I am not a huge history buff. I give this a 3.5 rating.

I love when a book can take a conspiracy theory and lay out facts that make me rethink my stance on it. The author of this book did a stellar job of doing his research and laying out the facts for the reader to interpret. This book was fascinating, as there was so much information that I had never heard before.