Assassination of Rulers Through the Ages
A sweeping account traces royal and presidential assassinations from 1800 to 1881. It highlights Napoleon I’s near-miss in 1800, Louis Philippe’s 1835 attempt, and the 1881 Czarist plot that killed Alexander II, along with prior and later attacks on Abdul Aziz, Napoleon III, Lincoln, and Victoria. It notes the use of multi-barrel devices, bombs, and lone gunmen, and closes with a section on cinnabar’s link to vermilion and quicksilver mining discovered via Native body paint.
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Napoleon
Napoleon I
Poseur
Buonaparte
St Regent
Tuileries
St. Regent
Louis Philippe
France
Joseph Marie Fieschi
Louis
Fieschi
Soho
Boulevard du Temple
Frecchi
Aliband
Damiens
Lecemberl and
Henry
Napoleon III
Orsini
Pierri
Gomez
Rudio
Prince Daniel
Montenegro
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
Prince Michael
Servia
Humbert
Elizabeth
Alexander IT
Osar
Russia
Alexander
Imperial School of Mines
St. Petersburg
Rassakoff
Solovelff
Rossakoff
Hhis
Sophie Peroffekaja
Jessie Helijsmann
Californla
Saturday Evening Post
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Turkey
Heinz
McDowell & Son
Atmore
McDowell’s
George III
England
Hyde Park
London
Drury Lane Theater
George
Abdul Aziz
Abdel Aziz
Hossein Pasha
Midhat Pasha
Mehemed Rushdi
Abdal
Mehemed Rashdi
Abdali Aziz
Alfonso
Spain
Mercedes
Madrid
William I
Emil H M. Hovder
Nobeling
Alexander ii
Rusala
Rassekoff
Winter Palace
Risakoff
Garfield
Victoria
Guiteau
President Garfield
Washington, D. C
Republic
Carnot
Cneiro Santo
Nasr-ed-Din
Shah of
Persia
Queen Victoria
Oxford
Prince of Wales
Lipido
Brussels
Empress Elizabeth
Austria
King Humbert
Italy
Raechent
Geneva
Switzerland
Bresci
Pearson's
University of Georgia
Castor
Ted
H. Williamson
Clayton Street
Athens, Georgia