Covering your ass. It was written by his closest and favorite lieutenants including the academic and later columbia scholar gilbert hiett. He was married to Helen Mcinnes which is interesting because she was writing antinovels that made the nazi atrocities about which was also propaganda in the form of fiction. I believe they are recognizable for the style. It is fairly academic and dry. Suddenly, you will come across a chapter that begins, looks like a goat, in terms of one politician, and another politician looked like a horse. This would be dahl trying to liven up an official report. I used it it heavily would be an overstatement. There are portions that are more reliable than others. The dahl section i know what he was doing every day. I knew where he was. I could compare it, track it with his entry in the history and substantiate many of his claims. I was willing to use him there. Other claims made by stevenson i dont mention in the book. I dont think they can be substantiated. Ce
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4th, 1865, that s when lincoln was here and jefferson davis had left town april 2nd, 1865, at 11:00 p.m. the union army took over the city and this house on the morning of april 3rd. and abraham lincoln was here april 4th. he came in through the front doors, of course, just five days after that general lee surrendered his army at apple maddux. april 14th he was shot at ford s theater and died the next day. jefferson davis was captured may 10th, 1865. now, general godfrey weitzel turned this house into union army headquarters the day he got here, april 3rd, and it remained that until january of 1870. so actually the union army took very good care of this house, for the most part. this was their home and headquarters for almost five years. now n the first week or two of occupation, things were a little different. there were soldiers and officers coming and going. they were taking those souvenirs from the house and sleeping on the floors and the chairs and on the piano, in one c
2, 1865, about 11:00 p.m., the union army took over the city with the house on the morning of april 3rd, and abraham lincoln was here april 4th. he came in through the front doors. five days after that general lee surrendered his army and on april 14th lincoln shot, died the next day, jefferson davis captured by the union army may 10th, 1865. now, general godfrey whitzel turned this into headquarters april 3rd and remained that until january 1870. the union army took very good care of the house, for the most part. this was their home and headquarters for almost five years. now, in the first week or two of occupation, things were a little bit different. soldiers and officers coming and going, taking souvenirs from the house, sleeping on the floors and in the chairs and on the piano, in one case. so it was pretty chaotic first couple of weeks. after things settled down here a bit, this was lived in by a succession of u.s. army generals who took good care of the house. in januar
4th, 1865 when lincoln was here. jefferson davis left town april 2, 1865, about 11:00 p.m., the union arm took over the city with the house on the morning of april 3rd, and abraham lincoln was here april 4th. they came in through the front doors. five days after that general lee surrendered his army and on april 14th lincoln shot, died the next day, jefferson davis captured by the union army may 10th, 1865. now, general godfrey whitsel turned this into headquarters april 3rd until january 1870. the union army took very good care of the house, for most part. this was their home and headquarters for almost five years. now, in the first week or two of occupation, things were a little bit different. soldiers and officers coming and going, taking souvenirs from the house, sleeping on the floors and in the chairs and on the piano, in one case. so it was pretty chaotic first couple of week. after things settled down here a bit, this was lived in by a succession of u.s. army generals
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