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The Pros And Cons Of Booths
If Lincoln became president, then booth would put together a group of harebrained to kidnap Lincoln.If Booth Put together a group of harebrained to kidnap Lincoln,booth would have killed lincoln in 1860.If booth didn’t kidnap Lincoln, then booth would send lincoln a basket of poisoned fruit.If Booth send a basket full of poisoned fruit ,then other people will want to join to kill Lincoln.If Booth put these people in a group to kill lincoln ,then detective will crack the case.

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