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There were some incredible submissions for The Books Along the Teche Literary Festival competition for ages 18 and over.
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There were some incredible submissions for The Books Along the Teche Literary Festival competition for ages 18 and over.
With the people of this city? >> if i were in your place, general weitzel, i'd let them off easy. >> he must have felt the cost of the war, the sheer emotional cost, not only on the people who suffered, but on the nation as a whole and the psyche of america. and, clearly, he was in a mind to be the person to heal that when the war was over.>> uy thconfederate capital, and the rebels are running out of options, but the war still isn't over, not as long as lee's army is willing to fight. ♪ >> we only have an hour with our viewers every evening. we want to make it count for them. we want them t...
Like my troops to deal with the people of this city? >> if i were in your place, general weitzel, i'd let them off easy. >> he must have felt the cost of the war, the sheer emotional cost, not only on the people who suffered, but on the nation as a whole and the psyche of america. and, clearly, he was in a mind to be the person to heal that when the war was over. >> union forces occupy the confederate capital, and the rebels are running out of options, but the war still isn't over, not as long as lee's army is willing to fight. ♪ >> we only have an hour with our viewers every evening. we wan...
Abraham lincoln: do any of you know the way to general weitzel's headquarters? freed slave: yas-suh, master lincoln. i know the way! admiral porter: fix bayonets! [train whistles]. abraham lincoln: look. [whistle]. crook: window. abraham lincoln: thank god i have lived to see this day. on we go. tad lincoln: papa-day. old slave: may de good lord bless and keep you safe, massa lincoln.
Abraham lincoln: do any of you know the way to general weitzel's headquarters? freed slave: yas-suh, master lincoln. i know the way! admiral porter: fix bayonets! [train whistles]. abraham lincoln: look. [whistle]. crook: window. abraham lincoln: thank god i have lived to see this day. on we go. tad lincoln: papa-day. old slave: may de good lord bless and keep you safe, massa lincoln.