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This document outlines several uncanny parallels between the presidencies and assassinations of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. Both men were elected to Congress and later to the presidency in years containing the same digits (1846 and 1860 for Lincoln; 1946 and 1960 for Kennedy). Their assassins - John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald - were both born in years containing the same digits and had fifteen-letter names. Lincoln was assassinated at a theater called Ford, while Kennedy was killed in a car called Lincoln made by Ford.
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This document outlines several eerie parallels between the presidencies and assassinations of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. Both men were elected to Congress and later to the presidency in years containing the same digits (1846 and 1860 for Lincoln; 1946 and 1960 for Kennedy). Both presidents were assassinated by southerners on a Friday in the head. Their successors and assassins also share similarities relating to their names, dates of birth, and fates.
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Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy shared several remarkable similarities. Both were elected to Congress in years ending in 46 and to the presidency in years ending in 60. They were both assassinated by southerners on a Friday, in the head with three name assassins born in the 1830s and 1930s respectively. Additional uncanny parallels included their wives losing children in the White House and details surrounding their assassinations and successors. The numerous coincidences outlined in the document are striking and extend from the personal to historical details of their lives and deaths.
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Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy shared several remarkable coincidences. Both were elected to Congress and later the presidency in years separated by 100 years. They were both assassinated by southerners while in office, and both were succeeded by vice presidents named Johnson from the South. Their wives, Mary Todd Lincoln and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, were both in their mid-twenties when married and came from prominent families.
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The Civil War began in 1861 and ended in 1865. It was fought between the northern and southern states over the issues of states' rights and slavery. Key figures included Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, and Jefferson Davis. Major events were South Carolina's secession from the Union in January 1861, the First Battle of Bull Run in July 1861, the Emancipation Proclamation in January 1863, Lee's surrender to Grant in April 1865, and Lincoln's assassination later that month. The war ultimately ended slavery and preserved the United States as one country.
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This document outlines several eerie parallels between the presidencies and assassinations of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. Both men were elected to Congress and later to the presidency in years containing the same digits (1846 and 1860 for Lincoln; 1946 and 1960 for Kennedy). Both presidents were assassinated by southerners on a Friday in the head. Their successors and assassins also share similarities relating to their names, dates of birth, and fates.
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This document outlines several eerie similarities between the assassinations of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, including that both presidents were elected to Congress and later president in years ending in 60, both were concerned with civil rights, both their wives lost children in the White House, and both were assassinated by southerners on a Friday in the head. Other coincidences include the names and birth years of those involved, as well as locations and circumstances surrounding their assassinations.
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Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy shared several remarkable similarities. Both were elected to Congress in years ending in 46 and to the presidency in years ending in 60. They were both assassinated by southerners on a Friday, in the head with three name assassins born in the 1830s and 1930s respectively. Additional uncanny parallels included their wives losing children in the White House and details surrounding their assassinations and successors. The numerous coincidences outlined in the document are striking and extend from the personal to historical details of their lives and deaths.
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Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy shared several remarkable coincidences. Both were elected to Congress and later the presidency in years separated by 100 years. They were both assassinated by southerners while in office, and both were succeeded by vice presidents named Johnson from the South. Their wives, Mary Todd Lincoln and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, were both in their mid-twenties when married and came from prominent families.
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This document outlines several coincidences between Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, including:
Both were elected to Congress and later President; both were assassinated by southerners on a Friday in the head; and both were succeeded by Vice Presidents named John from the south who were born 100 years apart. There were also coincidences between their assassins and events surrounding their presidencies and assassinations.
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