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Lincoln visted the Bryantown tavern in southern Maryland
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Booth and his henchmen reated their plan.
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Richmond, Virginia fell on this date
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General Robert E. Lee and his troops surrendered to General Grant at Appomattox Court house.
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A torchlight parade was held to celebrate
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Lincoln gave a speech that provoked more violent talk
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The Confederacy was very quiet and dead.
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Booth's day began in the dining room.
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By now Booth had finally assembled enough men to go throgh with their new plan
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Mary did not tell anyone about her visit with Booth
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President Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theater
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President Lincoln died at 7;22 that morning.
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Because of Lincon's death, that years Easter was known as "Black Easter."
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This day was the most successful in the manhunt so far.
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Dr. Mudd was questioned by the Cavalry
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Jones witnessed the cavalry riding out
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Booth and Herold rowed across the Potomac River
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John Garrett worried about what to do with the fugitives he was helping.
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The 16th NY Cavalry rode into Port Conway
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Mary Surratt, David Herold, George Atzerodt, and Lewis Powell were hung on this day.
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