History of the United States From the Compromise of 1850 to the Mckinley-Bryan Campaign of 1896
History of the United States From the Compromise of 1850 to the Mckinley-Bryan Campaign of 1896
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Seward in attempting to jump from the carriage was thrown with violence to the pavement and taken up unconscious ; his jaw was broken on both sides and his right shoulder dislocated. Inflammation, fever and delirium followed and he was still on this night a very sick man, watched by his daughter and a hospital nurse. Payne rang the door-bell of the secretary's house in Lafayette Square and on being admitted said that he had a pack- age of medicine from the attending physician which he must deli...ver in person in order to give the invalid verbal directions about taking it ; he succeeded in overbearing the hall servant and went upstairs. But quiet was necessary for the continuance of the hard-won slumber of the nervous and restless sick man so that Frederick Seward disturbed at the noise, met the intruder at the top of the stairs and told him emphatically that his father could not be seen. Payne turned as if to leave the house went down three steps, jumped back suddenly, levelled a revolver at Frederick Seward, pulled the trigger, and, missing fire, used the butt of his revolver as a bludgeon, and pounded him on the head until he fell to the floor insensible.
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Seward in attempting to jump from the carriage was thrown with violence to the pavement and taken up unconscious ; his jaw was broken on both sides and his right shoulder dislocated. Inflammation, fever and delirium followed and he was still on this night a very sick man, watched by his daughter and a hospital nurse. Payne rang the door-bell of the secretary's house in Lafayette Square and on being admitted said that he had a pack- age of medicine from the attending physician which he must deli...ver in person in order to give the invalid verbal directions about taking it ; he succeeded in overbearing the hall servant and went upstairs. But quiet was necessary for the continuance of the hard-won slumber of the nervous and restless sick man so that Frederick Seward disturbed at the noise, met the intruder at the top of the stairs and told him emphatically that his father could not be seen. Payne turned as if to leave the house went down three steps, jumped back suddenly, levelled a revolver at Frederick Seward, pulled the trigger, and, missing fire, used the butt of his revolver as a bludgeon, and pounded him on the head until he fell to the floor insensible.
What to read after History of the United States From the Compromise of 1850 to the Mckinley-Bryan Campaign of 1896?
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