The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln : Flight, Pursuit, Capture, And Punishment of the Conspirators C.1
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Corn cribs, where the two Garrett boys slept.
the time, and I was afraid that he would shoot someone, as he said he could have shot half a dozen soldiers. I became convinced that it was time for me to shoot, and 78 ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
I took a steady aim on my arm with my revolver and, through a large crack in the barn, shot him. When he was brought out, I found that the wound was made in the neck, back of the ear, and came out a little higher up on the other side of the head." Th...ere was no vehicle about the Garrett farm that could be used for the transportation of Booth's body, so an officer and several soldiers went out a quarter of a mile toward Bowling Green road, and pressed into service an old ambulance owned by a colored man by the name of Edward Freeman. This ambulance had seen service upon many a battlefield, for it was in a di- lapidated condition at the time. Booth's body was sewed up in an army blanket, lashed to a board, and put in the ambulance, and the procession started, cross- ing the Rappahannock at Port Royal on the same boat over which Booth and the soldiers had crossed but a few days before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corn cribs, where the two Garrett boys slept.
the time, and I was afraid that he would shoot someone, as he said he could have shot half a dozen soldiers. I became convinced that it was time for me to shoot, and 78 ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
I took a steady aim on my arm with my revolver and, through a large crack in the barn, shot him. When he was brought out, I found that the wound was made in the neck, back of the ear, and came out a little higher up on the other side of the head." Th...ere was no vehicle about the Garrett farm that could be used for the transportation of Booth's body, so an officer and several soldiers went out a quarter of a mile toward Bowling Green road, and pressed into service an old ambulance owned by a colored man by the name of Edward Freeman. This ambulance had seen service upon many a battlefield, for it was in a di- lapidated condition at the time. Booth's body was sewed up in an army blanket, lashed to a board, and put in the ambulance, and the procession started, cross- ing the Rappahannock at Port Royal on the same boat over which Booth and the soldiers had crossed but a few days before.
What to read after The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln : Flight, Pursuit, Capture, And Punishment of the Conspirators C.1?
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