1. The Conspiracy And Assassination Of 1865
... curtain (Borreson 7). Booth recruited others to assist with his plans. "Like many people throughout the land, Edward Bates, former attorney general, was certain that John Wilkes Booth's "Sic Semper Tyrannis!" was a clue to the unraveling of a grand conspiracy, "for this assination is not the work Selinger 3 of one ... old school friend by the name of Samuel Arnold was recruited, however, he withdrew approximately one month prior to the assassination (Weichmann 181). John Surratt was selected because he was a Confederate messenger who knew the back roads between Washington and Richmond. Da...
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