The Trial of John Wilkes Booth (Bob O’Connor -F) davis Steers relies on primary textual

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The Trial of John Wilkes Booth (Bob O’Connor -F) davis Steers relies on primary textualby Bob O'Connor This historical novel considers the fact that one of the biggest scoundrels in the history of the United States was killed before he was brought to trial. John Wilkes Booth was cheated out of a fair trial. So was everyone else. This novel explores what might have happened if that trial were to take place in the present day. Release date: September 27, 2021 Paperback 360 pages