John Wilkes Booth posts
Life.com On this day in 1865, John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln. Some conspiracy theorists maintain Booth wasn't actually shot outside the barn he was hiding in.
107 months ago
Business Insider He saved the life of Lincoln's son.
108 months ago
Business Insider He even saved the life of Lincoln's son.
111 months ago
Spirits of Tudor Hall “Lincoln’s Killer on the Run” episode of Time Traveling with
Brian Unger debuts on the Travel Channel tonight. http://ow.ly/MunHj
How the States Got Their Shape host, Brian Unger has a new show taking unsuspecting tourists to lesser visited h
Read more ... istoric sites. On May 4th, at 10:00 pm EST, a new episode dealing with John Wilkes Booth is set to air. Unger will take a group into a Maryland pine thicket, row across the Potomac, and visit the site of the conspirator’s execution.
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NPR Before the assassination, the famed actor sat with a psychic for his reading. The prediction that came back was a disturbing one.
"You've got a bad hand; it's full of sorrow," the psychic said. "I see you'll break hearts. You'll die young, and you w
Read more ... ill leave many to mourn you. You'll be rich, you'll be free, but you're born under an unlucky star."
Years later, Booth remembered those words well, returning to them time and again in conversations.
132 months ago
National Geographic Channel 150 years ago today, Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth. Explore the history behind the conspiracy to take down our 16th President.
132 months ago
Los Angeles Times Books Author Scott Martelle explores the odd life of Boston Corbett, who killed Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth.
Martelle will appear at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at 2 p.m. on April 19.
Coming to the Festival of Books: Scott Martelle
latimes.com
Every schoolchild knows that John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln. But history has more or less forgotten Boston Corbett, the Union soldier who helped hunt down Booth and fired the shot that killed him. As Scott Martelle discovered in resea
Read more ... rching his new book “ The Madman and the Ass…
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The New York Times John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln 150 years ago today. Lincoln died a day later. And Boothies — as the amateur researchers, buffs and obsessives bent on tracking down every last detail and relic relating to the assassination call themselves
Read more ... "have found lots of things historians have missed."
132 months ago
The New York Times A new John Wilkes Booth biography delivers fresh revelations about Booth’s early violent tendencies (he tortured cats as a boy), growing political extremism, and the grisly final hours of Abraham Lincoln’s killer.
132 months ago
Newsweek The most infamous conspiracy in American history, the assassination of President Lincoln, was actually John Wilkes Booth’s “plan B.”
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