✍ Scribed by Martin, Paul
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Everyone loves a good villain! From the back pages of history, vivid, entertaining portraits of little-known scoundrels whose misdeeds range from the simply inept to the truly horrifying.
Even if you're an avid history buff, you've probably never heard of this disreputable cast of characters: A drunken, ne'er-do-well cop who abandoned his post at Ford's Theatre, giving assassin John Wilkes Booth unchallenged access to President Lincoln; a notorious Kansas quack who made millions by implanting billy goat testicles in gullible male patients; and America's worst female serial killer ever. These are three of the memorable but little-known rogues profiled in this eye-opening and entertaining book.
Dividing his collection of characters into three categories--the incorrigible, the disreputable, and the fallible--author and former National Geographic editor Paul Martin serves up concise, colorful biographies of twenty-eight of America's most outrageous...
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