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Demetrius Carrillo
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23 March, 17:20
Why did john wilkes booth killed abraham lincoln?
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Cannon Conley
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John Wilkes Booth killed Abraham Lincon because he was angry and did not feel the slaves should have been freed. he was part of a rebellion.
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