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A Different Viewpoint of Lew Powell's Character
07-24-2012, 12:56 AM
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RE: A Different Viewpoint of Lew Powell's Character
I can't but help remembering-wasn't it Powell that used the skull of a Union soldier for an ash tray? What are we to conclude about this mysterious man? On one hand, he tries to kill Seward but on the other hand-didn't he verbalize to authorities that Mary Surratt was innocent? How polite and gentle he could be. Was he really a sociopath-charming but potentially deadly?
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