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We visit the old mans in concord, massachusetts, to learn about Ralph Waldo Emersons home. Is really aans house of two revolutions. The American Revolution, and secondhe section revolution of intellectualism and thought. It is such a charming house. Newy year i find some graffiti in the corner. I pull visitors and say hey, come look at this thing we just found. Its a house that keeps on giving like i have never seen in my career. It is a house full of places to be discovered and for inspiration ...

The old manse is really a house of two revolutions. It watched the American Revolution through its windows, and later the second revolution , of intellectualism and thought. It is such a charming house. Every year, i find some new graffiti in the corner. I pull visitors and say, hey, come look at this thing we just found. Its a house that keeps on giving like i have never seen in my career. It is a house full of places to be discovered and for inspiration as well. It was built around 1760 by Wil...

The old man is a house of two revolutions. It stood in the American Revolution, through its windows down the hill and later the second American Revolution, intellectualism and thought and such a charming house with so many discoveries. I love working here and every week i am finding new graffiti, a similar object in the corner. It keeps on giving in a way that has never seen in my career so it is a house full of places to be discovered and for inspiration as well. In 1760 by William Everson and ...

When emerson took pen to write this philosophy down, it really set off a series of conversations and devotees they really wanted to subscribe to what emerson was saying. And so when he writes here and he is living here, others start to trickle into concord at the same time. So we have Margaret Fuller coming in, thoreau wanders in, the olcott family wanders into they are all mingling here. Emerson is loosely at the core of that. With help of our Comcast Cable partners for the next 20 minutes will...

Second American Revolution, intellectualism and thought and such a charming house with so many discoveries. I love working here and every week i am finding new graffiti, a similar object in the corner. It keeps on giving in a way that has never seen in my career so it is a house full of places to be discovered and for inspiration as well. In 1760 by William Everson and his family, one of the first occupants of the house and a minister. William emerson is the grandfather of the emerson, the write...

Cspan is in concord, massachusetts learning about literary themes. Up next we take you inside the old man, the home of ralph Waldo Emerson. The old man is a house of two revolutions. It sat there in the beginning of the American Revolution through its windows down the hill and the second American Revolution, intellectualism. It is such a charming house with so many discoveries. I love working here in that every week i find new graffiti or similar object in the corner. And polling visitors, look ...

Cspan is in concord, massachusetts learning about literary themes. Up next we take you inside the old man, the home of ralph Waldo Emerson. The old man is a house of two revolutions. It sat there in the beginning of the American Revolution through its windows down the hill and the second American Revolution, intellectualism. It is such a charming house with so many discoveries. I love working here in that every week i find new graffiti or similar object in the corner. And polling visitors, look ...

Cspan is in concord, massachusetts learning about literary themes. Up next we take you inside the old man, the home of ralph Waldo Emerson. The old man is a house of two revolutions. It sat there in the beginning of the American Revolution through its windows down the hill and the second American Revolution, intellectualism. It is such a charming house with so many discoveries. I love working here in that every week i find new graffiti or similar object in the corner. And polling visitors, look ...

Destruction of slavery. And with that there is a guilt and burden having to live up to military defeat and the ownership of sl slaves, an explanation that came out of that that we call the lost cause, i dont care who thl cast of characters ultimately, defeated people, who believed they were a christian people, who believed that god would ultimately decide this conflict in their favor, and they wake uh in april of 1865 and say, thingh didnt turn out the way we had imagined, they have to do a lot ...

Succession. Actual soldiers had a delight in destroying the cradle of the confederacy. They use them as bringing the war upon them. I think we have one more question. Why did it stop . Citieswe not see further earned in the same kind of mercenary manner . Withdrew back into virginia and they were occupied. Did notticular strategy move forward from that point on. Did theire certainly fair share of burning throughout the war. They did not have the opportunity as much in the north. Burn parts of to...