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University of Illinois Press^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y Swanson, JamesApril 17, 1865XXIII (1,131)ISBN978-1-59114-407-6 ^ Larson, KateCopyright Ibis Communications, IncRathbone heard the gunshot and jumped from his seat, while trying to prevent Booth from escapingLincoln's premonitions[edit]He came up to the horse and put one foot in the stirrup and struck me with the butt of his dagger and knocked me down
His features were calm and strikingThe Grants later received an anonymous letter from someone who claimed to have boarded their train intending to attack them, but was thwarted because the Grants' private car was locked and guarded.[24] ^ Though the steel ball Booth used as a bullet was of a .41 caliber, the derringer type was a small, easily concealable gun known to be inaccurate and usually just used in close quarters.,[39] The bullet most probably passed mainly through the left side of the brain causing massive damage including the skull fractures, hemorrhaging, and secondary severe edema (or swelling of the brain that occurred after the initial injury)Powell told Bell that he had medicine from Seward's physician, and that his instructions were to personally show Seward how to take it^ "The Death of President Lincoln, 1865"ISBN978-0925436214'I had not seen that chair in the box this season; the last time I saw it before that afternoon was in the winter of 1863, when it was used by the President on his first visit to the theater.' ^ "Curating & Preserving The Lincoln Rocker"Killing Lincoln^ The Darkest Dawn: Lincoln, Booth, and the Great American TragedyContents 1 Background 1.1 Abandoned plan to kidnap Lincoln 1.2 Motive 1.3 Lincoln's premonitions 2 Preparations 3 Assassination of Lincoln 3.1 Lincoln arrives at the theater 3.2 Booth shoots Lincoln 3.3 Booth escapes 3.4 Death of Lincoln 4 Powell attacks Seward 5 Atzerodt fails to attack Johnson 6 Reactions 7 Flight and capture of the conspirators 7.1 Booth and Herold 7.2 Others 8 Conspirators' trial and execution 9 See also 10 Notes 11 References 12 Further reading 13 External links James Tanner, a clerk in the War Department who had learned shorthand after he lost in his from a war injury, was attending the theater at Grovers that night
245-246The conspirators met for the final time at 7p.mThe Assassin's Accomplice: Mary Surratt and the Plot to Kill Abraham LincolnAtzerodt fails to attack Johnson[edit]Naval Institute Press, 2008"Who is dead," he asked of a soldierGrant called Lincoln "incontestably the greatest man I ever knew."[13]:747 Robert ERetrieved January 22, 2017 47c21cc077
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