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What are facts about Abraham Lincoln's death?

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^{- he was killed by John Wilkes Booth at the Ford Theatre}

^{- He was killed because he was on the norths side and John was on the souths side and he hated everything he stood for}

- He first planned to kidnapp him, then plans fell through and then assissnated him.

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