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 Wednesday, July 18, 2001

Lincoln's Behavior Explained?
A new study published in Perspectives in Biology and Medicine suggests that mercury poisoning from blue mass, a common anti-depressive medication of the nineteenth century, may explain Lincoln's bizarre behavior.


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