Edwin Booth was one of the greatest actors of the 19th century, renowned for his power, versatility, and emotional depth. In this insightful biography, Edwin Booth Crossmann offers a detailed portrait of the man and his work, drawing on a wealth of primary sources and personal recollections to paint a vivid picture of a towering figure in American theatre. Crossmann's analysis of Booth's legacy is sure to fascinate anyone interested in the history of American drama.

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