The Conspirator Soundtrack

 

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#	Mark Isham — The Conspirator	Length
1.	A Genuine War Hero (Film Version) Mark Isham	2:23
2.	Into Position Mark Isham	1:54
3.	A Traitorous and Murderous Conspiracy Mark Isham	2:43
4.	April 14, 1865 Mark Isham	2:52
5.	One Bullet, But Not One Man Mark Isham	2:58
6.	The Conspirators Mark Isham	1:39
7.	To Uphold One's Oath Mark Isham	1:54
8.	The Boarding House Mark Isham	1:35
9.	Second Floor, on the Left Mark Isham	2:40
10.	In the Matter of Mary Surratt Mark Isham	1:13
11.	If You Can Prove She's Guilty... Mark Isham	1:13
12.	Fools Like You Mark Isham	1:49
13.	Anna Mark Isham	2:10
14.	Sic Semper Tyrannis Mark Isham	0:27
15.	Did You Hire This Man? Mark Isham	1:15
16.	Mary Is Sick Mark Isham	0:44
17.	Who's Side Are You On? Mark Isham	0:48
18.	Lloyd Falters Mark Isham	0:53
19.	Whiskey Pickup Mark Isham	0:45
20.	Aiken Incriminates John Mark Isham	1:01
21.	Aiken Antagonizes Lloyd Mark Isham	1:08
22.	A Betraying Witness Mark Isham	1:21
23.	Conduct Unbecoming Mark Isham	1:51
24.	You Need to Tread Lightly Mark Isham	1:06
25.	Anna Goes to Court Mark Isham	1:29
26.	Anna Pleads to See Her Mother Mark Isham	2:04
27.	Our Laws Are Written Here Mark Isham	0:50
28.	Another Casualty of War Mark Isham	0:52
29.	There Should Only Be Three Mark Isham	2:01
30.	I Will Not Abandon Her Mark Isham	0:55
31.	In Times of War, The Law Falls Silent, Part 1 Mark Isham	2:00
32.	In Times of War, The Law Falls Silent, Part 2 Mark Isham	2:19
33.	13 Steps Mark Isham	1:56
34.	Peace at Last (Film Version) Mark Isham	1:50
35.	End Credits Mark Isham	6:08
36.	A Genuine War Hero (Alternate Version) Mark Isham	1:28
37.	One Bullet, But Not One Man (Alternate Ending Pickup) Mark Isham	0:49
38.	Peace at Last (Original Version) Mark Isham	1:51
		64:54

Plot summary

In the wake of Abraham Lincoln's assassination, seven men and one woman are arrested and charged with conspiring to kill the President, the Vice-President, and the Secretary of State. The lone woman charged, Mary Surratt, 42, owns a boarding house where John Wilkes Booth and others met and planned the simultaneous attacks. Against the ominous back-drop of post-Civil War Washington, newly-minted lawyer, Frederick Aiken, a 28-year-old Union war-hero, reluctantly agrees to defend Surratt before a military tribunal. As the trial unfolds, Aiken realizes his client may be innocent and that she is being used as bait and hostage in order to capture the only conspirator to have escaped a massive manhunt, her own son.

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