The Reason Lincoln Had to Die

[GustD45]

(11-28-2018 06:38 PM)L Verge Wrote:  

(11-28-2018 04:38 PM)GustD45 Wrote:  I just did a google search of Don Thomas and found nothing except a link to this thread and Amazon and Barnes & Noble links to buy the book. I just joined this list about a week or so ago and am jumping in to a fairly hot discussion I see. Ms Verge is, rightly so, jumping on this. I have not yet read anything that Mr. Thomas has written, but have seen a video on YouTube.

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(11-06-2018 07:06 PM)L Verge Wrote:  And, Mr. Griffith, once again you refuse to answer a question put to you.

As for me, I am who I am, and I do not have to convert to your way of thinking or gain your acceptance. I believe that I have the experience, the knowledge, and the background in working with scores of very knowledgeable people in our field to express myself logically. I sense frustration on your part in having to deal with me, but live with it...

Ms Verge I will say I agree he will have to live with it as you have been with the Surratt Society for so long and have worked with many luminaries in this field.

Thank you for the kind remarks. I have been addicted to the assassination story for 65+ years and never dreamed that I would turn my avocation into my vocation. So glad that I did, however, because I have met many wonderful and knowledgeable people, who have taught me so much more than what I learned in college and post-graduate work.

The trigger to my addiction had to be when I first perused Roger's website which led me to purchase a book by Ed Steers jr titled "Blood on the Moon" and I noted his use of primary source materials. I can only imagine digging through the National Archives for all of that. I subsequently purchased books by Terry Alford, Kate C Larsen and even delved into Finis Bates' book which is as terrible as everyone says it is.