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Of all the places you’d expect to find Bill O’Reilly’s “Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever,” Ford’s Theatre, the site of the dreadful act, should rank at the top. But you’d do better to search for the history bestseller on *Amazon.com, because you won’t find it at the theater’s store.
While the National Park Service does not carry “Killing Lincoln” in the theater’s basement museum bookstore, Ford’s Theatre Society, which operates Ford’s Theatre in partnership with the park service, sells the book in its gift shop located in the ground-floor lobby of the theater.
Do people even read the stories the post?
While the National Park Service does not carry Killing Lincoln in the theaters basement museum bookstore, Fords Theatre Society, which operates Fords Theatre in partnership with the park service, sells the book in its gift shop located in the ground-floor lobby of the theater.
Banned from the Ford's Theatre bookstore for factual errors.
Of all the places youd expect to find Bill OReillys Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever, Fords Theatre, the site of the dreadful act, should rank at the top. But youd do better to search for the history bestseller on *Amazon.com, because you wont find it at the theaters store.
Bill O'Reilly's 'Killing Lincoln'; not for sale at Ford's Theatre museum bookstore - The Washington Post
Banned from the Ford's Theatre bookstore for factual errors.
Of all the places youd expect to find Bill OReillys Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever, Fords Theatre, the site of the dreadful act, should rank at the top. But youd do better to search for the history bestseller on *Amazon.com, because you wont find it at the theaters store.
Bill O'Reilly's 'Killing Lincoln'; not for sale at Ford's Theatre museum bookstore - The Washington Post
wahhhhhhhhhhhh.......
maybe he should have gotten the facts right.
just sayin'
I guess he must've hired the same fact checkers he uses on the Factor.
But whatcha gonna do?
Damn! No reps, no replies and not even one measly thanks.
And I thought that was gold when I posted it. Oh well, fail happens.
But whatcha gonna do?
Let's see, go to Fords Theater website, click on books, search for "Killing Lincoln" and... there it is.
See? This is why you never trust a Liberal to tell you the truth, even partially:
His book might not be banned, but many historians are saying he got the facts wrong.
Do people even read the stories the post?
While the National Park Service does not carry Killing Lincoln in the theaters basement museum bookstore, Fords Theatre Society, which operates Fords Theatre in partnership with the park service, sells the book in its gift shop located in the ground-floor lobby of the theater.
Yessss ... I read that.
Soooo?
Oh now i get it. This was supposed to be one of those Gotcha "See,Bill O'Reily is Bad" threads. Wow,it sure has backfired on the OP though. Doesn't look like his book has been banned at all. Maybe the OP should apologize to the board? Just a suggestion anyway.
Lincoln sites spurn Bill OThe deputy superintendent for the Fords Theatre National Historic Site, Rae Emerson, identified a dozen errors in the book, including in its prologue, that were the basis for keeping it out of that historic locations museum shop. (It is, however, being sold on non-government property at the nearby Fords Theatre Society bookstore, a National Park Service spokesman confirmed.)
The lack of documentation and the factual errors Emerson identified include mistaken references to Lincoln in the Oval Office, when the Oval Office didnt exist until 1909; Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth carving a peephole in the back of the state box when the theaters acting manager, Harry Clay Ford, did so; and misstating that Union General Ulysses Grant and Confederate General Robert E. Lee would not meet a second time, when in fact they did on April 10, 1865.
Other errors that have been cited include misstating how assassination conspirator Mary Surratt was imprisoned, the spelling of the last name of the Fords Theatre carpenter and the number of times that Our American Cousin was staged at Fords Theatre before Lincoln was shot.
