Moonlight

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Set against the backdrop of a brutal murder in 1857, the story delves into the trial of William "Duff" Armstrong, who is defended by a young Abraham Lincoln. As Duff awaits his trial, he grapples with personal loss and the weight of his father's dying wish for a strong defense. The narrative explores the complexities of truth and justice, questioning the evidence presented during the trial, including the role of the moonlight on that fateful night. Walsh reexamines Lincoln's legacy through this gripping tale of crime and legal intrigue.