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"Fondly do we hope..." Viewing from the stands is John Wilkes Booth
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John Wilkes Booth woke up depressed since the Confederacy was dead. He thought he lost all of his dreams and hopes of glory.
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The North celebrated the fall of Richmond. The people built bonfires, walked in parades, and sang "Dixie".
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Confederate General Robert Lee surrendered to Union General Grant at Appomattox. Booth wanders the streets in despair.
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From the Executive Mansion, President Lincoln asks the band to play "Dixie".
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On the Executive Mansion driveway, a thousand people came to celebrate with bands and banners.
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Washington celebrated the end of their war with lighting up the capital. They did this with torches, beautiful candles, gaslights, and fireworks. Booth wasn't happy with this.
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At 10:00 pm, John Wilkes Booth shot President Abraham Lincoln. John Wilkes Booth jumped off the balcony and ran off the stage.
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Booth conspires with George Atzerodt, Lewis Powell, and David Herold to murder the president, vice president, and secretary of state.
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Booth was found in Garret's barn and surrounded by cavalry. He was asked to surrender, but didn't, and was shot.