Booth: All Honorable Men | 15

1865

Airship / Wondery

Fiction, Drama, Government, Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, History

4.8 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2019

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Please note, this episode contains contains adult themes, sexual content, and strong language. Listener discretion is advised.

In this second of three John Wilkes Booth special episodes, as John and his co-conspirators try to turn the tide of the war, Lucy Hale finds herself caught between the duty of a daughter and her love for Mr. Booth.

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Featuring (in order of appearance):

Montgomery Sutton (John Wilkes Booth)

Christopher Sabat (Dr. Samuel Alexander Mudd)

Jessica Renee Russell (Lucy Hale)

Cameron Cobb (John Harrison Surratt, Jr.)

Drew Wall (Waiter)

Reed Birney (Senator John P. Hale)

Derek Phillips (David Edgar Herold)

Max Hartman (Lewis Thornton “Payne” Powell)

Tyson Rinehart (George Andrew Atzerodt)

Erik Archilla (Samuel O’Laughlen)

Sally Vahle (Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Surratt)

Created by Steven Walters and Erik Archilla

Directed by Robert McCollum

Written by Steven Walters

Executive Producer: Lindsay Graham

Co-executive Producers: Erik Archilla, Robert McCollum and Steven Walters

Music and Sound Design by Lindsay Graham

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0:00.0	A listener note, this episode contains adult themes, sexual content, and strong language.
0:06.1	Listener discretion is advised.
0:10.0	I have been through the whole south and have marked the happiness of master and of man.
0:15.5	Take every individual and you will find a happiness greater there than here.
0:20.3	True, I have seen the black man with, but only when he deserved much more than he received,
0:27.2	and had an abolitionist use the lash, he would have got double.
0:31.2	You know it is not a sin.
0:33.5	And if it was, the Constitution forbids you to interfere with it.
0:38.9	Now, what should we do to men who break the Constitution?
0:46.3	John Wilkes lose.
0:48.4	Is an exacter, mud?
0:49.7	I hope your property acquisition has been a success.
0:53.0	I do hope I was helpful.
0:54.6	More than helpful.
0:56.4	Though I'm afraid I come to you in need once again.
0:58.8	What can I do for you, Mr. Booth?
1:00.7	I need some horses, a dozen or so.
1:04.7	Surely you can purchase horses in Washington, can you not?
1:07.6	Oh, Washington's not near as easy on the eyes as these parts.
1:11.2	What are they for, these horses?
1:13.3	Transporting precious cargo down south, by way of Virginia.
1:17.2	Hmm, well, we'll be transporting.
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