Case Closed: Oswald and the assassination of JFK author Gerald Posner reports.
assassination was something that occurred in other countries, other centuries.
There was only one book about which he never wrote back– the 1993 Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination of JFK.
So many such letters accumulated that he grimly packeted them together and labeled the mass: "assassination Papers."
assassination didn't work but combat did, and the results were the same.
assassination of prominent personages would follow in due course.
assassination, with some one else doing the work, was much the better way.
assassination, blinding, or banishment were the price of defeat.
assassination, in our modern eyes, is the last and lowest infamy of a coward.
assassination was now again resorted to that Napoleon might be overthrown; but every attempt, as heretofore, proved futile.
c.1600, noun of action from assassinate (v.).
1610s, from past participle stem of Medieval Latin assassinare (see assassin). Of reputations, characters, etc., from 1620s. Related: Assassinated; assassinating.
