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Tag Archives: Brig. Gen. Edward Edward D. Townsend
Abraham Lincoln: A Big Apple Farewell
The entire country was stunned by Lincoln’s Assassination in 1865. New York’s Electoral Votes By 1860, New York had been the most populous state for more than a half-century. It accounted for a whopping 35 electoral votes, and gave them … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, American history, Brig. Gen. Edward Edward D. Townsend, Details of Lincoln's funeral procession, Edwin Stanton, Feather Schwartz Foster, Funeral Procession for Lincoln, General Winfield Scott, Historian Stefan Lorant, history, Lincoln Assassination, Mourning Lincoln in NYC, New York City in the 1860s, Presidential history, Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, US history, Witness Theodore Roosevelt
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