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I learned that Wilkes Booth didn't kill Linclon alone, and 8 other people were sentenced to trial as well. I was surprised I never knew this because of how much the assassination is talked about.
Feb 26, 2025 06:27AM
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Torren Walstrom
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I finished reading about a military camp that had horrible conditions. Those running the camp were sent to death. I have now finished my book and everything else is the index and such.
Apr 14, 2025 06:27AM
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Torren Walstrom
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Apr 10, 2025 06:25AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 260 of 320
I learned about the conditions in confedrate prisoner of war camps and how they lacked food and starved people
Mar 31, 2025 06:26AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 253 of 320
I learned about how certain people from the confedracy dealt with union people who supported the union and how they killed them.
Mar 25, 2025 06:28AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 238 of 320
I learned a story about a girl named Neely who shot her slave. She was let away with a short sentence of $1,000, this shows the racial injustice at the time.
Mar 04, 2025 06:27AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 181 of 320
pg. 180


"most notorious crime in US history. But about Booth's supporting cast? Were they all guilty as charged?' is a play on pathos because they are using curiosity; they give a crime everyone is familiar with, but ask questions to hook the reader in with curiosity and pathos.
Feb 28, 2025 06:28AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 142 of 320
I learned about a massacre committed by the confederacy against black people.
Feb 24, 2025 06:26AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 130 of 320
I learned that in the civil war the confederacy tried burning down the capital
Feb 17, 2025 06:30AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 109 of 320
In my book I learned about the Lawrence massacre and how bloody bill Anderson was behind it and tied a knot in a rope for everyone he killed, which was over 50 people.
Feb 10, 2025 06:28AM
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Torren Walstrom
Torren Walstrom is on page 74 of 320
I learned about how children would sometimes be killed with their families. I learned a story of kids who were driven to die where their father and grandfather had died.
Feb 05, 2025 06:28AM
True Crime in the Civil War: Cases of Murder, Treason, Counterfeiting, Massacre, Plunder & Abuse


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