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There May Be Trouble In Baltimore

February 22, 2021 WalterCoffey

President-elect Abraham Lincoln is given evidence of a potential assassination plot against him, and he makes a fateful decision regarding the rest of his trip to Washington.

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The Pomeroy Circular and Other Political Intrigues

February 6, 2019 WalterCoffey

February 6, 1864 – President Abraham Lincoln learned that a pamphlet was being circulated urging Republicans to replace him with another candidate in the upcoming

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The Dedication of Gettysburg National Cemetery

November 19, 2018 WalterCoffey

November 19, 1863 – President Abraham Lincoln made a “few appropriate remarks” during the dedication of the new Gettysburg National Cemetery. Lincoln left the home

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Gettysburg National Cemetery: Lincoln’s Invitation

November 2, 2018 WalterCoffey

November 2, 1863 – President Abraham Lincoln received an invitation to make a “few appropriate remarks” at the dedication of the new Gettysburg National Cemetery.

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