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April 23,
1865:
Key Primary & Secondary Sources:
Documents in the
Case:
Testimony
of Dr. Richard H. Stuart,
Old Capitol Prison, May 6, 1865
Note
from John Wilkes Booth to Dr. Stuart, April 24,
1865, delivered by
Charlie Lucas upon his return from Port Royal.
Accounts about Cleydael and
Dr. Stuart from Various Written Works on the
Assassination:
"How
Booth Crossed the Potomac,"
by George Alfred Townsend "Gath" (Century Magazine, April,
1884)
The
Mad Booths of Maryland,
by Stanley Kimmell, 1940 (pps 240-242)
Come
Retribution: The Confederate Secret Service and the Assassination of
Lincoln,
by Willliam A. Tidwell, 1988
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know, in which case y'all come!!
-- but phone first and give us a heads up and be
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