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Loading... Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer (P.S.) (original 2006; edition 2007)by James L. Swanson
Work InformationManhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer by James L. Swanson (2006)
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But for the most part the narrative - which relies on numerous first-hand and contemporary accounts, as well as Swanson's own retracing of Booth's steps - has a convincing feel, full of detail and dialogue. Manhunt is an enjoyable, and often exciting, portrayal of what must have been twelve of the most turbulent days in American history Belongs to Publisher SeriesAwardsDistinctions
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I think the author presented the information in a way intended to increase sympathy for Booth. It makes sense, if he is somewhat sympathetic, it makes for a more interesting read as the hunters draw nearer to catching him.
However , comparing him to Christ, in my opinion, was definitely crossing a line.
Nonetheless, entertaining and well written (