GDG- Killing Lincoln

[Jeff Burk]

I was just tring to make a point, one that went right over your head.


 Namaste
 
Jeff Burk


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> From: "CWMHTours at aol.com" <CWMHTours at aol.com>
>To: gettysburg at arthes.com 
>Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 8:58 PM
>Subject: Re: GDG- Killing Lincoln
>  
>Esteemed GDG Member Contributes:
>So Jeff-
>
>Don't you thnik that statement is MORE than a bit  ridiculous?  You are 
>saying the arbiters of history in intelligent society  are book publishers and 
>if they want to proclaim a book such as "Alice in  Wonderland" or "Wizard of 
>Oz" are works of accurate historical fact we are  supposed to believe them?
>
>It is very curious that you would abrogate your right of  deiciding what is 
>reality over to book publishers.  If so have I got a book  about buying the 
>Brooklyn Bridge for you-  real cheap.
>
>Your  Most Obedient Servant,
>Peter  
>
>
>In a message dated 1/14/2012 8:44:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
>jlb4tlb at yahoo.com writes:
>
>Esteemed  GDG Member Contributes:
>you are just to blind to see.  If it is  marketed as history it is history, 
>good, bad or  indifferent.
>
>Namaste
>
>Jeff  Burk
>
>
>>________________________________
>> From: Jack  Lawrence <jlawrence at kc.rr.com>
>>To: GDG  <gettysburg at arthes.com> 
>>Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 8:25  PM
>>Subject: Re: GDG- Killing Lincoln
>>  
>>Esteemed GDG  Member Contributes:
>>Greetings.
>>KU kas prevailed, the team of  Hank Stram has  fallen to the legacy team 
>of Joe Montana and my homestead  has been nourished, while we await the 
>performance of the St. Tebow his Rocky  Mountain amateur hour, a few comments.
>>
>>The cut and paste  extract from the publisher is from the marketing side 
>of the house.
>>So  thar is all a null.
>>The publisher, on the publishing side of the house,  had not listed this 
>work as a history work.
>>In its own house.
>>No  one has refuted this simple statement.
>>So, if the publishing side does  not count this as a "history" 
>publication, all academic arguments are  void.
>>Indeed, every time the word "history" in reviews is sued, it is  with a 
>qualifier.
>>
>>Frankly, any book that has Lincoln furrowing  his brow, wanting to vomit 
>and having nightmares belongs  elsewhwere.
>>
>>Ford's Theater peddles this thing upstairs to make  a few bucks. In  the 
>history section, it is not  available.
>>
>>This is not a history book. Some may peddle it with  the word history, but 
>the publisher does not.
>>
>>No one has  refuted thsi simple  statemenr.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Jack
>>
>>Perception  is reality
>>
>>
>>
>>> Esteemed GDG Member  Contributes:
>>> 
>>>> We can discuss terms, but Holt, the  publisher, does not list this as a 
>history book on its site. Maybe I am  looking for it wrong.  The terms used 
>aere samples of descriptions used  for the book, including the publishers 
>site.
>>> 
>>>  Yes.  You are wrong.  It is not a novel and the publisher - and  
>everyone else -  describes it as a history.
>>> 
>>> Here  is how the publisher describes it.
>>> 
>>> A riveting  historical narrative of the heart-stopping events 
>surrounding the  assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and the first work of history from  
>mega-bestselling author Bill O'Reilly
>>> 
>>> What part of  history don't you understand?
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Take  Care
>>> 
>>> Dennis
>>> 
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