A Hidden Indictment: What the Slaves and Freedmen Knew About the Lincoln Assassination

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A Hidden Indictment: What the Slaves and Freedmen Knew About the Lincoln Assassination"A Hidden Indictment: What the Slaves and Freedmen Knew About the Lincoln Assassination," provides the reader with a brief history of the development of the country, including major civil war battles, and a new perspective about the facts and events leading up to and surrounding the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln as seen through the eyes and ears of Slaves and Freedmen. The book tells the story of an African American enslaved woman (Mary

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