Can hear you. Before we begin todays program we have ask that you silence your phone. Please welcome our interviewer today alexander. [applause] thank you, thank you for coming. Not quite the afternoon yet but neither is the morning. Were talking about the times we live in. So i will take advantage of that. We have a little plan, jeremy is going to tell you a little bit about his book, so i dont support it but also hes going to read from it so you get the idea of what it is about. The book is called young radicals in the war for american ideals. I read it and i loved it so please welcome jeremy mccarter. [applause] thank you, there we are. Good morning or afternoon. As alexander said. I would like us to go on a little trip right now, i want you to try to imagine your way out of the moment of crisis we are in as a country, i want you to think about the time we werent looking ahead with dread about the next bad thing that might happen but we were looking ahead with hope toward the next p
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] book tv live coverage now continues, author jeremy will discuss political and civic activism in america before and during world war i, this start now. [inaudible conversations] hello, everybody, welcome to the 33rd annual Chicago Tribune of printers lit fest, i would like to give a special outout and thank you to all sponsors. Todays program will be broadcast live on cspan2 on book tv. If theres time at tend of the q session with the author we ask that you use the microphone provided so the viewing audience can hear you. Before we begin todays program we have ask that you silence your phone. Please welcome our interviewer today alexander. [applause] thank you, thank you for coming. Not quite the afternoon yet but neither is the morning. Were talking about the times we live in. So i will take advantage of th
Celia Jacques Wooldridge of San Angelo, at times more known as Sally Brown and Sally Harrison, lost her battle with metastatic uterine cancer Friday, October 1, 2021, in Lewisville at the age of 73.