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"Our story begins in Baltimore, where Southern sympathizers intended to assassinate President Elect Lincoln as he passed through the city on his way to Washington. That information made its way to the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, known for its elite agents and the promise we never sleep. One of the agents took the lead, infiltrating the group of conspirators. This spy didn't rely on brute force, but used charm, quick thinking, keen observation."
"Our story begins in Baltimore, where Southern sympathizers intended to assassinate President Elect Lincoln as he passed through the city on his way to Washington. That information made its way to the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, known for its elite agents and the promise we never sleep. One of the agents took the lead, infiltrating the group of conspirators. This spy didn't rely on brute force, but used charm, quick thinking, keen observation."
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"Our story begins in Baltimore, where Southern sympathizers intended to assassinate President Elect Lincoln as he passed through the city on his way to Washington. That information made its way to the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, known for its elite agents and the promise we never sleep. One of the agents took the lead, infiltrating the group of conspirators. This spy didn't rely on brute force, but used charm, quick thinking, keen observation."
"Our story begins in Baltimore, where Southern sympathizers intended to assassinate President Elect Lincoln as he passed through the city on his way to Washington. That information made its way to the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, known for its elite agents and the promise we never sleep. One of the agents took the lead, infiltrating the group of conspirators. This spy didn't rely on brute force, but used charm, quick thinking, keen observation."