The United States was separated and just ended a Civil War between the Union and the Confederacy. The year was 1865 social unease between the North and South still lingered from the war. Lincoln had earlier departed from his cabinet members after removing the blockade from the South. Lincoln planned on attending a play with his wife and General Grant but Grant had since left town...
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Lincoln had earlier departed from his cabinet members after removing the blockade from the South. Lincoln planned on attending a play with his wife and General Grant but Grant had since left town. The President is later killed that night sending the south in a uncontrollable spiral of depression and reconstruction...
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