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1. Thank God journalists have learned to get to the point since then.

Wed Apr 14, 2021, 05:46 PM

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AP Was There: Original AP report of Lincoln's assassination [View all] Nevilledog Apr 2021 OP

Thank God journalists have learned to get to the point since then. brush Apr 2021 #1

it's not like there were a hundred sources of news back then Skittles Apr 2021 #3

Novels of the period are the same way. 70sEraVet Apr 2021 #2

Typically Victorian era prose. Flowery. Boomerproud Apr 2021 #4

well, except for that bit about his "brain oozing out..." hlthe2b Apr 2021 #9

Short answer-yes. Boomerproud Apr 2021 #6

Aside from that, Mr. Lincoln, how did you like the play? Towlie Apr 2021 #7