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The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Explained

United StatesPublished February 12, 2015

Views 1.01M  |  Likes 13.6K  |  Comments 1.39K
Views#1,898,579Global
Views#449,718United States

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Mr. BeatMr. Beat
1.42M subs•983 videos•Aug 2009

This video has 1.01M views and 13.6K likes, ranking #1,898,579 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

1,015,516

Likes

13,603

Comments

1,398

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Total (all-time): $711 – $2.03K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Here's the story of the conspiracy behind the assassination of beloved U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. You think you know the story, but you probably don't. Music by Electric Needle Room. https://www.electricneedleroom.band All images in the public domain. #apush #ushistory #abrahamlincoln

Published
February 12, 2015
Made for kids
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