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Atlantic article on Lincoln's survival
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12-01-2013, 08:32 AM
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RE: Atlantic article on Lincoln's survival
(12-01-2013 08:18 AM)Rob Wick Wrote: but my gut tells me being kept alive, possibly. Living a functional life, doubtful. I agree, Rob. A lot depends on whether the bullet crossed the centerline of the brain. I think this is crucial to know. The Atlantic article, if I am interpreting it correctly, seems to take the position the bullet didn't cross the centerline. But Lincoln's doctors disagreed on the path of the bullet. Ed Steers writes: ![]() In Dr. Lattimer's book the author writes that Drs. Woodward and Curtis said left eye, and Drs. Barnes and Taft said right eye. (In another description Taft contradicted himself and said left eye.) ![]() Diagram from Dr. Lattimer's book
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