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Tag Archives: Thomas Bogar
Top Ten Tuesday: Backstage at the Lincoln Assassination!
This will be an unprecedented post, as I’m combining a TT and a review of the book from whence it came. On the stage of Ford’s Theatre, Harry Hawk, facing upstage and bent over in mock civility, rotated his comic … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, crime, history, John Wilkes Booth, the play is the thing, Thomas Bogar
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