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She wrote a book that will be out this fall that will be the theme of our symposium next year. Fantastic book of her own, assigned with this really 27th collection, the United States colored troops. She will talk a little bit about that during our question and answer session. Take a look at this book tonight. It is a fantastic story. Neede like us decided they to do their part to defend liberties into their homes and country. It puts a fantastic spin on that notion. Without further a do, i prese...

This 50 minute talk was part of a symposium on great defenses of the civil war. This man and his associate professor of history in north kent this woman is the associate investor of history in north canton, ohio. The first book in that series will actually be out this fall. It is called turning point for the american civil war. That will be the theme of our symposium next year. Kelly has done an important part in helping launch that book series. She also has a fantastic look of her own. Aside fr...

That big. Im going to negotiate a very dangerous set of rapids this morning. The professor at Georgia Southwestern State University who is married u in fact torks one of my employees, dr. Glen robins, he says and i agree completely, generally, you can either talk about andersonville or the other military prisons of war. It becomes emotionally difficult to try to do both. I hesitate to use the acronym p. O. W. In a civil war context. Its a 20th century term. And i wliek to talk about. So it tends...

Could you talk about the ways in which lincoln and grant this is the larger calculus of war and how it structured the how it created massive suffering and it might have been not to the calculus engage with the soldiers . In other words, is there a possibility that some of these in these places suffering in a southern prison because of a larger story of structured war . I think thats like three questions. [laughter] please correct me if i get them wrong first is the comparative calculus of reside...

, who is married, in fact, to one of my employees, dr. Glen robins, he says and i agree completely, generally, you can either talk about andersonville or the other military prisons of war. It becomes emotionally difficult to try to do both. And i will explore that. And i am going to weave in between the two a little bit. A note on semantics before i start any further. I hesitate to use the acronym p. O. W. In a civil war context. Because its a 20th century term. Like to talk a lot. Prisoner of w...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] wed like to hear from you. It really gets to me because i get to know these young men and women when im out there, and i keep seeing some of them killed or amputated, and i want out of there as fast as anybody else. And let the afghans fight their own fight. I just think we have to do it in a prudent way. But what i try to say the ghost mothers when im talking to them is we cant get too hung up on the defects in of iraq and the defects of karza...

Light, but she let me see absolutely everything economy, knew i would try to be fair, i think, and balanced. Im not going to make her saint clare, but im also not going to make her an ogre, and i didnt have that intention. I just think every human being has different facets. Were not all good, bad, and bad in all of us, and she knew that, and i think she wanted the truth told. She was courageous in that way. Very courageous. As difficult at is is to be a biographer, what will happen to biographe...