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  Abraham Lincoln became the 16th President of the United States and made aa speech that consisted only of 701 words.
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  The Union forces captured the capital of Virginia, Richmond which was the capital of the Confederate States of America.
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  Confederate General Robert E. Lee and the army of Northern Virginia surrenders to General Grant at Appatomox.
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  Lots of people celebrate the end of the war by shooting fireworks, waving paper American flags, and having parties.
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  Booth wakes up and heads to Ford's Theatre and he gets a letter from Mary Todd Lincoln stating that the Lincolns would be coming to Ford's that night to watch a play. Booth then planned the Assignation to kill Abraham Lincoln.
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  John Wilkes Booth shoots the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln at night.
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  Lewis Powell injures many people including the Secretary of State, William H. Seward at night.
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  Booth persuades Seargant Cobb to let him cross the Navy Yard bridge into Maryland.
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  Booth picks up supplies and heads on his way to escape the Manhunters.
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  Booth and Herold arrive at the farm and Mudd lets them in. He treats Booth's leg and gives them food and supplies. Then he leaves heading south.
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  The Manhunters go on a chase to capture Booth.
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  Booth and Herold arrive at Cox's place and they hide in a thicket for a few days while Thomas Jones gave them food and supplies daily.
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  Lewis Powell goes to Mary Suratt's boarding house and he walks right in to the government's hands.
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  Booth and Herold try to cross the Potomac but row the wrong way and row into the mouth of a creek in Maryland and have to wait until the next night to cross again.
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  Booth and Herold successfully cross the Potomac and Herold heads to Mrs. Quessenberry's house and she supplied them with horses and food.
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  Dr. Stuart denies Booth and Herold hospitality and he forces them out of the house.
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  Lucas provides them with a team of horses, a driver, and a wagon. He also provides Booth and Herold with a place to stay for the night.
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  William Rollins and some Confederate soldiers acompany Booth and Herold across the Rappahanock River.
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  Booth and Herold stay at Garret's farm for 2 days,played with the Garret children, and slept.
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  Herold escapes the barn and he gives himself up.
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  Booth gets shot and gets paralyzed. An hour later, Booth dies.