

The Brothers Booth
Marshell Bradley
This play is an imaginary presentation of what might have happened if Lincoln had lived to carry out his program of reconstruction which Johnson willingly shouldered and which brought this loyal successor to impeachment and eventual trial.
He shows Lincoln faced with the political rapacity of the Reconstruction, conspired against, and finally impeached.
| Character |
|---|
| Lloyd Payne One of Booth's accomplices |
| Thaddeus Stevens A member of the House of Representatives and the leader of the Republican Party |
| Henry W. Davis A Senator |
| Gen. Benjamin F. Butler A member of the House of Representatives |
| Benjamin F. Wade A Senator |
| Francis Hilton An editor |
| Edwin M. Stanton The Secretary of War |
| Major Rathbone An aide |
| Captain Smiley Attache in Stanton's office |
| Major Reed Attache in Stanton's office |
| John Hay Lincoln's secretary |
| John Nicolay Lincoln's secretary |
| Mrs. Jefferson Davis The wife of the ex-President of the Confederacy |
| Gideon Welles The Secretary of the Navy |
| William Seward The Secretary of State |
| Hugh Mcculloch The Secretary of the Interior |
| Henry Stanberry The Attorney General |
| Andrew Johnson The Vice-President |
| W.M. Evarts An attorney |
| Curtis An attorney |
| Sambo A porter in Ford's Theatre |
If Booth Had Missed is a play written by Arthur Goodman and published by Samuel French .
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