The Assassination of Lincoln
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The extent and scope of the con- spiracy was unknown, and doubt and appre- hension filled all hearts. There was one man, however, cool, clear-headed, and full of activity — Secretary Stanton.
He sat at a little table in the back parlor swiftly dictating dispatches; grasping the present situation, anticipating the possibilities of the future, and taking precautions for every emergency.
"One of his first telegrams was to General Dix, the military commander of New York, " says Dana, and no clearer... brief account of the tragedy exists to-day than this, though written scarcely three hours after the scene in Ford's Theater while the president lay dying in the next room and the city was wild with excitement.
Washington, April 15th, i 130 A. M. Maj. Gen. Dix, New York: Last evening, at 10:30 p. M. , at Ford's Theater the president, while sit- ting in his private box with Mrs. Lin- coln, Miss Harris and Major Rathbone, ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN 45 was shot by an assassin who suddenly entered the box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The extent and scope of the con- spiracy was unknown, and doubt and appre- hension filled all hearts. There was one man, however, cool, clear-headed, and full of activity — Secretary Stanton.
He sat at a little table in the back parlor swiftly dictating dispatches; grasping the present situation, anticipating the possibilities of the future, and taking precautions for every emergency.
"One of his first telegrams was to General Dix, the military commander of New York, " says Dana, and no clearer... brief account of the tragedy exists to-day than this, though written scarcely three hours after the scene in Ford's Theater while the president lay dying in the next room and the city was wild with excitement.
Washington, April 15th, i 130 A. M. Maj. Gen. Dix, New York: Last evening, at 10:30 p. M. , at Ford's Theater the president, while sit- ting in his private box with Mrs. Lin- coln, Miss Harris and Major Rathbone, ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN 45 was shot by an assassin who suddenly entered the box.
What to read after The Assassination of Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W Coggeshall to read onlineMoreLess
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