Was there an assassin on Grant's train?
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07-20-2015, 09:10 AM
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RE: Was there an assassin on Grant's train?
(07-20-2015 08:26 AM)Eva Elisabeth Wrote: I'm fine with the letter and the gallop-by while I personally cast some doubts on Lamon as an entirely reliable source. I am far away from home and my "JWB Day-by-Day" copy - what does JWB expert Art Loux write about the luncheon if anything? Eva: Nothing. Nor does Terry Alford in his recent biography of Booth. One does not have to be a lawyer to know that the writings and statements of Julia, Ulysses, Mathews and Lamon establish a prima-facie case for the authenticity of the accounts they give. Anyone wishing to contest the same has the burden of proof, failing which the prima-facie case stands as truth and therefore history. John John |
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