His Name is Still Mudd: The Case Against Doctor Samuel Alexander Mudd

Steer's book proves once and for all the guilt of Dr. Mudd. Mudd was lucky he just missed doing the rope dance.

Wonderful book. Easy to follow, but very detailed. Great pictures. I have also read Blood On The Moon by Mr. Steers, and this work is first class also. Dr. Mudd was lucky Andrew Johnson released him. If he had not helped fellow prisoners and guards recover from Yellow fever, he would have deserved to remain in prison for life, and Dr. Mudd should get credit for that. The Mudd family should be glad he didn't get what he deserved - the gallows next to Mary Surratt!

A True account of Mudd's involvement. Though he cried foul, "The guilty dog barks the loudest".

The Notes' section alone is worth the cost of the book!

This is an outstanding analysis of the evidence of Dr. Samuel Mudd's complicity with John Wilkes Booth.