Bob Barrett, Military Aide and Chief of Staff to Gerald R. Ford, Dies at 83
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Mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. tom hanks: the assassination of abraham lincoln is witnessed by more than 1,500 people, yet no two accounts match. lieutenant crawford: a.m.s. crawford. henry hawk: uh, william henry hawk. james p. ferguson: uh, james p. ferguson. lieutenant crawford: i thought at first he was intoxicated. there was a glare in his eye. i turned to captain mcgowan, intending to say something in reference to this man's manner. james p. ferguson: i was looking with an opera glass to see, uh, which citizen it was, with the president. lieutenant crawford: the next instant, the shot was...
B.a. hill: can you describe the man's form that jumped from the box? lieutenant crawford: yes, sir. i saw him as he ran across the stage. james p. ferguson: as he ran across, he looked right up in my face. i, i pulled the lady down behind the banister. lieutenant crawford: as he went through the scene he threw his hand behind him and the knife was up in sight. henry hawk: he made some expression when he came on the stage. john wilkes booth: the south shall be free! henry hawk: but i did not understand what. james p. ferguson: he stopped as he said. john wilkes booth: i have done it! james p. f...
Before chief justice cartter. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. tom hanks: the assassination of abraham lincoln is witnessed by more than 1,500 people, yet no two accounts match. lieutenant crawford: a.m.s. crawford. henry hawk: uh, william henry hawk. james p. ferguson: uh, james p. ferguson. lieutenant crawford: i thought at first he was intoxicated. there was a glare in his eye. i turned to captain mcgowan, intending to say something in reference to this man's manner. james p. ferguson: i was looking with an opera glass to see, uh, which citizen it was, with the president. lieutenant crawford: ...
B.a. hill: can you describe the man's form that jumped from the box? lieutenant crawford: yes, sir. i saw him as he ran across the stage. james p. ferguson: as he ran across, he looked right up in my face. i, i pulled the lady down behind the banister. lieutenant crawford: as he went through the scene he threw his hand behind him and the knife was up in sight. henry hawk: he made some expression when he came on the stage. john wilkes booth: the south shall be free! henry hawk: but i did not understand what. james p. ferguson: he stopped as he said. john wilkes booth: i have done it! james p. f...