The Lincoln Murder ConspiraciesUniversity of Illinois Press, 15 sty 1989 - 303 Clears up misconceptions spread by various conspiracy theories, recounts the factual evidence concerning Lincoln's assassination, and explains why such unproved theories have been so popular. |
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They Hated Lincoln | 7 |
Sic Semper Tyrannis | 35 |
The Assassination as a Confederate Grand Conspiracy | 59 |
The Assassination as a Simple Conspiracy | 90 |
They Hatedand LovedJohn Wilkes Booth | 125 |
Otto Eisenschimls Grand Conspiracy | 158 |
Following the Leader The War Department and Booths Abduction Plot | 185 |
Reductio ad Absurdum | 210 |
A Few Last Words | 245 |
Notes | 249 |
Bibliography | 281 |
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