The Trial of the Alleged Assassins And Conspirators At Washington City, D.C., May And June, 1865 : for the Murder of President Abraham Lincoln : Full of Illustrative Engravings
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TesilnMOMy of Mr. Donning.
Q. State wliether youare acquainted with Dr. Samuel Mudd. A. I am very well acquainted with him.
Q. Are you acquainted with Mr. Thomas who testi- Sed here? A. Yes sir, I was raised with bi.th of them.
U. State whether or not Dr. Mudd and Mr. Thomas met at your house last spring. A. Yes sir, between the 1st and ].3th they both met at my hoi;sj.
Q. Did they meet at any other time this Spring at your house? a.. No sir.
Q. Did they come together? A. Nosir: Mr. Thomas came... two or three hours before Dr. Mudd.
Q. How long did Dr. Mudd stav there? A. About half an hour; I don't think hesiaid over half an hour.
Q. Were you present all the time Dr. Mudd was there? A. Yes sir; I never left the r.iom, Q. State wiiether or not, in that couv(;i sation at that time, Dr. Mudd said that Presideiil J.iiicoln was an Abolitionist; that ail the Cabinet were such, and that the South could imt be subjugated bv Abolition doc- trine, and that the President and Cabinet would all be killed in six or seven Iweeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TesilnMOMy of Mr. Donning.
Q. State wliether youare acquainted with Dr. Samuel Mudd. A. I am very well acquainted with him.
Q. Are you acquainted with Mr. Thomas who testi- Sed here? A. Yes sir, I was raised with bi.th of them.
U. State whether or not Dr. Mudd and Mr. Thomas met at your house last spring. A. Yes sir, between the 1st and ].3th they both met at my hoi;sj.
Q. Did they meet at any other time this Spring at your house? a.. No sir.
Q. Did they come together? A. Nosir: Mr. Thomas came... two or three hours before Dr. Mudd.
Q. How long did Dr. Mudd stav there? A. About half an hour; I don't think hesiaid over half an hour.
Q. Were you present all the time Dr. Mudd was there? A. Yes sir; I never left the r.iom, Q. State wiiether or not, in that couv(;i sation at that time, Dr. Mudd said that Presideiil J.iiicoln was an Abolitionist; that ail the Cabinet were such, and that the South could imt be subjugated bv Abolition doc- trine, and that the President and Cabinet would all be killed in six or seven Iweeks.
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