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Mary Todd Lincoln's faux pas (plural), worse, and much worse
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Mary Todd Lincoln's faux pas (plural), worse, and much worse
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Mary Todd Lincoln's faux pas (plural), worse, and much worse
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07-07-2014, 06:57 PM
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RE: Mary Todd Lincoln's faux pas (plural), worse, and much worse
Most of you know that I idolize my mentor, James O. Hall. Few realize that he was an expert on Abraham Lincoln (and George Washington) in general, not just the assassination subject. He was a very kind man and rarely spoke vehemently against anyone, but he got very upset about the Wilma Minor letters and the fraud that he was sure was being perpetrated by those who were pushing them as genuine.
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