Assassination of Lincoln: A History of the Great Conspiracy. Trial of the Conspirators by a Military Commission, and a Review of the Trial of John H. SurrattGood Press, 2019 M12 6 - 1443 pages Assassination of Lincoln is a historical text by Thomas Mealey Harris. It relates to and analyzes the conspiracy issues bordering the assassination of the 16th US president Abraham Lincoln. |
Contents
ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT AND ATTEMPTED | |
UNRAVELLING THE PLOT PURSUIT AND CAPTURE | |
Foundation for the Arrest of Mrs Surratt | |
Arrest of OLaughlin | |
A MILITARY COMMISSIONITS NATURE | |
EVIDENCE IN REGARD TO ATROCITIES NOT EMBRACED | |
Plot to Burn New York City and its Attempted Execution | |
A CRITICISM OF NICOLAY AND | |
THE CASE OF MRS SURRATT | |
FATHER WALTER | |
REVIEW OF THE TRIAL OF JOHN H SURRATT | |
A CRITICISM OF THE DEFENSE | |
Table of Contents | |
Side Lights on the Conspiracy | |
OTHERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY AND THE MURDER | |
EVIDENCE PRESENTED BY THE GOVERNMENT | |
THE GOVERNMENT WITNESSES AGAINST DAVIS AND | |
The Controversy between President Johnson and Judge Holt | |
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