Reminiscences And Souvenirs of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
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They had three children — a daughter and two sons. One of the 44 LINCOLN SOUVENIRS.
KEY OP THE CELL AT THE ARSENAL IN WHICH PAYNE WAS CONFINED.
PAYNE, WHO ATTACKED SECRETARY SEWARD. 45 latter (Isaac) went South at the outbreak of the rebel- lion, entering the Southern army, it is said. The other son (John) stayed about home, spending his time in idleness or worse. The father was known as a pro- slavery man, and a sympathizer with the South in the rebellion to some extent, but was not looked upo...n as an open secessionist. He died about three years previous to President Lincoln's assassination, and soon after his widow leased the property and went to Washington, where she opened a boarding house on H Street, which house has since become notorious as the scene where was concocted some of the most stupendous deviltry of the world's history.
" Surratt's " (house and farm) was situated on the mail route from Washington to Leonardtown, Md., and was twelve miles from Washington, at the junc- tion of the Marlboro and Piscataway roads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had three children — a daughter and two sons. One of the 44 LINCOLN SOUVENIRS.
KEY OP THE CELL AT THE ARSENAL IN WHICH PAYNE WAS CONFINED.
PAYNE, WHO ATTACKED SECRETARY SEWARD. 45 latter (Isaac) went South at the outbreak of the rebel- lion, entering the Southern army, it is said. The other son (John) stayed about home, spending his time in idleness or worse. The father was known as a pro- slavery man, and a sympathizer with the South in the rebellion to some extent, but was not looked upo...n as an open secessionist. He died about three years previous to President Lincoln's assassination, and soon after his widow leased the property and went to Washington, where she opened a boarding house on H Street, which house has since become notorious as the scene where was concocted some of the most stupendous deviltry of the world's history.
" Surratt's " (house and farm) was situated on the mail route from Washington to Leonardtown, Md., and was twelve miles from Washington, at the junc- tion of the Marlboro and Piscataway roads.
What to read after Reminiscences And Souvenirs of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E John Edward Buckingham to read onlineMoreLess
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