Mourning for Lincoln volume 1
Mourning for Lincoln volume 1
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Lincoln, accompanied by his wife and two young friends, Major Rathburn and ]\Iiss Harris, attended, by special invitation of its manager. Ford's Thea- ter. The morning papers had announced that he would be present, and the house was packed by admirers, who cheered 31 MOURNING FOR LINCOLN loudly as he entered. Passing the door, he spoke kindly to an actor, J. Wilkes Booth, for whom he entertained a favorable regard. It was Booth whom Dr. Bowman feared. Booth belonged to a secret order which had ...as its object the assassination of the Chief Execu- tive, Mr. Seward, Vice-president John- son, Secretary Stanton, General Grant and Chief-Justice Chase. At the theater where he went to shoot the President, he was so kindly greeted by Mr. Lincoln that he was unnerved and his courage failed. So seriously was he affected that he was unable to perpe- trate the deed until he had rushed from the theater to a saloon near at hand, where he called in excited tones; "Brandy! brandy! brandy!" Hastily drinking two glasses of the stimulant, he returned directly to the theater.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln, accompanied by his wife and two young friends, Major Rathburn and ]\Iiss Harris, attended, by special invitation of its manager. Ford's Thea- ter. The morning papers had announced that he would be present, and the house was packed by admirers, who cheered 31 MOURNING FOR LINCOLN loudly as he entered. Passing the door, he spoke kindly to an actor, J. Wilkes Booth, for whom he entertained a favorable regard. It was Booth whom Dr. Bowman feared. Booth belonged to a secret order which had ...as its object the assassination of the Chief Execu- tive, Mr. Seward, Vice-president John- son, Secretary Stanton, General Grant and Chief-Justice Chase. At the theater where he went to shoot the President, he was so kindly greeted by Mr. Lincoln that he was unnerved and his courage failed. So seriously was he affected that he was unable to perpe- trate the deed until he had rushed from the theater to a saloon near at hand, where he called in excited tones; "Brandy! brandy! brandy!" Hastily drinking two glasses of the stimulant, he returned directly to the theater.
What to read after Mourning for Lincoln volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank William Zelotes Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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