The Baltimore Plot: What was Pinkerton Thinking?
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10-07-2013, 08:31 AM
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RE: The Baltimore Plot: What was Pinkerton Thinking?
(10-07-2013 08:10 AM)irshgrl500 Wrote: This was the incident that Lincoln later regretted. Thanks, Karin. As far as things Lincoln regretted in his life, I have read that there are at least two others. One was the duel with James Shields that was averted. There was also a lesser known one. As an Illinois state legislator Lincoln once jumped from a window of the Second Presbyterian Church, the temporary location of the Illinois House of Representatives, in December 1840. The motive of the unusual action was to break a quorum when Democrats called for a vote to cripple the Whig-favored state bank. Springfield's Old Second Presbyterian Church where Lincoln jumped out a window on December 5, 1840.
Laurie, I am way behind you. The only book I have on the Baltimore Plot was written in 1949. The author was Norma Cuthbert. |
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