Worst Seat in the House: Henry Rathbone's Front Row View of the Lincoln Assassination

Worst Seat in the House delves deep into Henry's role in the assassination and how the combination of his environment, his genetics and that fateful night affected the path his life ultimately took. The book discusses the difficulties of dealing with a trauma and how mental illness is a common disease that can be treated if appropriately understood. Henry Rathbone's story, over one hundred years old, is still relevant today and by using the life of Henry Rathbone as an example, we can uncover clues that may help others.