CSPAN3 American History TV October 31, 2016
Outside in the simmering sunshine, his eyes are bright with tears. I love that man. The end of that conference, he said we had turkey. He carved it like a skilled affectional. Histears were flowing down cheeks. Home on theng range. He was seriously ill in marrakesh. Pleasure andwith and hardly had he sat down when two large tears began to trickle down his cheeks. He mopped them clumsily with a handkerchief. My friend, the late kenneth rose, a very fine historian, told Charles Moore that when the guards chapel was hit and 121 people were killed on waterloo day in 1944, he saw the arc lights shi...