John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald managed, between them, to attend every style of school in America, from public to private, from boarding to special education. This work examines the failure of schooling to help these boys. The similarities between Booth and Oswald are far more shocking than conspiracy theorists hint. Now comes a focus on formative years of two boys who grew up to become the epitome of American assassins.
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John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald managed, between them, to attend every style of school in America, from public to private, from boarding to special education. This work examines the failure of schooling to help these boys. The similarities between Booth and Oswald are far more shocking than conspiracy theorists hint. Now comes a focus on formative years of two boys who grew up to become the epitome of American assassins.
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