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A Curriculum Guide is not yet available, but is planned for the near future. The site is designed to foster discussion on the authenticity of the Lincoln assassination relics and the historical and scientific tools available for this type of investigation. Site visitors are invited to participate in the investigation, and to arrive at their own conclusions by weighing the historical, material, and scientific evidence. |
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Cover Site index page Prologue First interior page Table of Contents Direct links to all content and help pages including:
Introduction Site overview Conservation Laboratory Primary navigation site for 3 sections including:
Epilogue Curator's concluding statement |
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