And that concludes The Baltimore Plot! We return on Monday with your usual Two Party Opera comics as well as an announcement! Thanks for reading and have a great weekend
Lincoln’s “cap-kilt-dress” rant is actually somewhat historically accurate. As it’s important to remember that Lincoln in 1861 wasn’t the legendary figure he is today, in 1861 he was elected with a plurality of votes instead of a majority and, of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ward Hill Lamon and Allan Pinkerton were constantly at odds with one another over the best way to keep Abraham Lincoln safe. At one point, Lamon wanted to give Lincoln weapons to defend himself against whatever was waiting for him[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Something a little different this week and after working on it for a while, I’m very excited to finally go live. “The Baltimore Plot” will be the first in hopefully many “Two Party Opera stories” that appear from time to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
