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Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - wpbinzel - 04-03-2022 02:26 PM
On Tuesday, April 12th, I am giving a Zoom presentation to the Civil War Round Table of the District of Columbia (CWRTDC) on Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination, around 6:30 p.m. ET. The CWTRDC's presentations are open to the public (i.e., you need not join or be a member) and all are welcome. If you have an interest, please visit the CWRTDC's website for additional details and information: https://cwrtdc-meetings.blogspot.com/
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - RJNorton - 04-03-2022 02:34 PM
Wonderful - hope all goes well, Bill. Thanks for letting us know.
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - John Fazio - 04-03-2022 03:36 PM
Bill and Roger:
I researched this issue thoroughly when I wrote Decapitating the Union. My analysis of all the evidence, inculpatory and exculpatory, and my conclusions, are found in Chapter Five, which I hope you will read if you have not already. I believe you will agree that it is a very objective treatment of the subject.
John
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - wpbinzel - 04-04-2022 05:30 PM
I received an inquiry from someone who visited the CWRTDC website and saw that there would be a "Social Period" beginning at 6:00 p.m. ET for the Tuesday, April 12th meeting, and inquired whether the "Social Period" was open to non-members of the CWRTDC. The answer is YES. All are welcome, and the "Social Period" may provide an opportunity to meet some of the members of the CWRTDC and to introduce yourself. If interested, feel free to join us via Zoom at 6:00p.m. ET on the 12th. There will be a brief business meeting at 6:30, followed by the presentation.
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - Gene C - 04-06-2022 11:29 AM
Bill, I wasn't able to tune in to your presentation.
Was Mary guilty?
which reminds me of a song. Is that Louis Weichmann with the hat on at the .39 second mark?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmQ3Xk3txpo
Enquiring minds want to know.
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - RJNorton - 04-06-2022 01:05 PM
(04-06-2022 11:29 AM)Gene C Wrote: Bill, I wasn't able to tune in to your presentation.
Gene, Bill's presentation is next Tuesday (April 12).
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - Gene C - 04-06-2022 03:54 PM
(04-06-2022 01:05 PM)RJNorton Wrote:(04-06-2022 11:29 AM)Gene C Wrote: Bill, I wasn't able to tune in to your presentation.
Gene, Bill's presentation is next Tuesday (April 12).
Well that explains it.
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - Eva Elisabeth - 04-07-2022 07:50 AM
(04-04-2022 05:30 PM)wpbinzel Wrote: I received an inquiry from someone who visited the CWRTDC website and saw that there would be a "Social Period" beginning at 6:00 p.m. ET for the Tuesday, April 12th meeting, and inquired whether the "Social Period" was open to non-members of the CWRTDC. The answer is YES. All are welcome, and the "Social Period" may provide an opportunity to meet some of the members of the CWRTDC and to introduce yourself. If interested, feel free to join us via Zoom at 6:00p.m. ET on the 12th. There will be a brief business meeting at 6:30, followed by the presentation.Thanks for sharing - it's a bit late (here) but I will try!
RE: Innocent or Guilty? Mary Surratt and the Lincoln Assassination - RJNorton - 04-13-2022 03:50 AM
Bill, congrats on an outstanding talk last night. I cannot remember your exact words, but I knew it was going to be good when you defined the mail delivery system at the Surratt tavern as an early version of the operations of a current-day McDonald's drive thru. You covered all the bases regarding Mary Surratt, and I am sure you inspired many in the audience to do further reading on the topic. You could not have done it any better.