Boston Bombing aftermath, any similarity to the Lincoln assassination aftermath?
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04-22-2013, 02:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-22-2013 04:38 PM by KateH..)
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RE: Boston Bombing aftermath, any similarity to the Lincoln assassination aftermath?
We'll never know why Powell did what he did. However, I'm not sure if Powell would have agreed to blow up the White House or something along those lines. Using that example, blowing up the White House would take a lot of innocent lives, including cooks and maids as well as the first family. His task was to kill Seward and leave. He did attack other people in the house, one of the reasons he felt guilt after, but he did not attack any women or children. Gus and Fredrick were not young boys like Tad Lincoln. Robinson and Hansell were grown men. Furthermore, Powell could have easily stabbed Fanny was she tried to come between him and Seward, but he merely threw her aside. That shows that he had some thought going through his mind that wasn't just to kill everyone that was in his way. Just my opinion.
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