The Assassin's Accomplice: Mary Surratt and the Plot to Kill Abraham Lincoln Free Audiobook Download by Kate Clifford Larson

The Assassin's Accomplice is a nonfiction audiobook. The story tells the true story of Mary Surratt and the plot to kill President Abraham Lincoln.

Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 by a single bullet to his head fired from the upstairs window of the Ford's Theater. As it is so well known, John Wilkes Booth shot him in an attempt to incite a "race war" against African-Americans. But there were many other people involved in the plot to kill Lincoln. Among them were two women: Mary Surratt and her daughter, Annie.

The Assassin's Accomplice is a nonfiction book that was written by Kate Clifford Larson in 2008. The book tells the story of Mary Surratt, who was arrested and tried for her alleged part in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. It is based on research into historical documents and interviews as well as personal narratives that relate to the events surrounding the assassination. Surratt found herself at the center of one of America's most conspiratorial trials.

Mary Surratt, a beautiful and intelligent woman, became the most wanted fugitive in America with the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. After being caught on the run by soldiers, she was brought to trial and found guilty of conspiracy against the president.

Mary Surratt, a 60-year old woman from Washington D.C, who owned a boardinghouse on the corner of Tenth and M St., one block away from the White House, was an unlikely assassin with a high social status in America. In 1864 she became the only woman to be indicted for aiding and abetting John Wilkes Booth, Roger's co-conspirator in the plot to assassinate President Lincoln. This book reveals how Mary tricked her boarding house guests into believing that Lincoln would move their lodgings, making them complicit in the plot to kill President Lincoln, unaware that he had been murdered weeks before they arrived.

Kate Clifford Larson's "The Assassin's Accomplice" tells the story of Mary Surratt, a woman found guilty of being an accomplice to Lincoln's assassination. Surratt was not an assassin, but was close enough to be implicated in the plot. The book takes place during the Civil War. It provides the reader with a detailed and vivid account of life during this turbulent time period.