A person that murders an important person
Having an enormous amount of intensity and passion
A thing that causes a tremendous amount of suffering and pain
A kid whose parents have died
To care for something immensely and lovingly
The line used by (as a cue) John Wilkes Booth to time the assassination
Latin for "Always"
A small booklet with information printed on it
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As the war drew to a close with the fall of Richmond on April 3, 1865, and Lee's surrender at Appomattox on April 9, there were Southern sympathizers who believed that the Confederacy could be restored. John Wilkes Booth held that belief, and it...
Booth was steady, had it planned out, and made the shot effective.
