Escape And Suicide of John Wilkes Booth : Assassin of President Lincoln
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Grant had just declined the invitation and had left the city, and that he (Lincoln) did not want the people entirely disappointed in their expectation of seeing both himself and Gen. Grant at the theater that evening, and would be glad to have Mr. Colfax accompany him, taking Gen. Grant's place. This Colfax de- clined.
It has always been an interesting question to me why, and how, under what conditions could Gen.
Grant have been so successfully decoyed away from the City of Washington on so imp...ortant an occa- sion, almost at the hour of attending this theater party in company with President Lincoln as the great Federal heroes of the civil war 1 Gen. Grant, in expiation of the occurrence, says that late on the afternoon in question he received a note from his wife expressing some frivolous reasons as to why they should leave the city at once and visit their daughter, I believe, in Dubuque, Iowa.
He says that on reaching Philadelphia he heard of the assassination of President Lincoln and returned at once by special train to Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant had just declined the invitation and had left the city, and that he (Lincoln) did not want the people entirely disappointed in their expectation of seeing both himself and Gen. Grant at the theater that evening, and would be glad to have Mr. Colfax accompany him, taking Gen. Grant's place. This Colfax de- clined.
It has always been an interesting question to me why, and how, under what conditions could Gen.
Grant have been so successfully decoyed away from the City of Washington on so imp...ortant an occa- sion, almost at the hour of attending this theater party in company with President Lincoln as the great Federal heroes of the civil war 1 Gen. Grant, in expiation of the occurrence, says that late on the afternoon in question he received a note from his wife expressing some frivolous reasons as to why they should leave the city at once and visit their daughter, I believe, in Dubuque, Iowa.
He says that on reaching Philadelphia he heard of the assassination of President Lincoln and returned at once by special train to Washington.
What to read after Escape And Suicide of John Wilkes Booth : Assassin of President Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates, Finis L. (Finis Langdon) to read onlineMoreLess
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