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Extra-illustration was a practice that developed in the later eighteenth century as a means by which collectors added imagery (most often prints, but sometimes manuscripts, objects, or original artworks) to existing books. In this talk, Brian Cowan will examine the practice of extra-illustration as a means of understanding the varieties of British historical imagination in the long eighteenth century. His project explores the relationships between political history, secret history, and biography as these genres developed over the course of the long eighteenth century in Britain.

Quiet admission from the feds that State Prosecutors started Issuing Subpoenas for their own investigation. If you find yourself wondering why alleged crimes that happened in 2016 only are coming to trial now, one of the reasons is donald trumps Justice Department succeeded in delays and stymying the federal investigations for the crimes he is now facing in new York State trial. That successful effort by trumps Justice Department to forestall any federal investigation into trump, we can see the legacy of that successful corruption. That successful corruption of the case. We can see the legacy ...

On our air, it's not going to happen at this point, right? this thing is going to end up likely back at the supreme court. when does the federal case happen? >> it's going to be danger close to the election and if it happens a month before, it's interesting. doj has a policy to not prosecute in a political setting, somewhere along, you know, several monthsre the election. i don't know if that still applies if the case is already pending and it just had to go to trial. but you get into some protein constitutional issues. if there is a pending federal trial or state trial, once donald trump not ...

He's got a lightly stronger argument with regard to removal to federal court. the main difference is that the jury pool will be wider than at the state -- if the case stays in fulton county. it will be -- have more white folks in it, more people from the suburbs, that kind of diversity is what the co-defendants might view as more favorable to their side. a federal trial would also not be televised, unlike the state trial, where in georgia the presumption is to allow cameras in the courtroom, but, chris, even if meadows is successful in moving the case, it is the same charges and the same prose...

Feel that it's more likely than not. if that fails, though, the state trial would likely be televised. the federal one would not. would donald trump, do you think, in the event that this does actually get heard in a georgia court, where cameras are allowed, would he, do you think, embrace that? or would he try to get cameras barred from the courthouse? >> i actually think he would embrace it, jake, although i don't think there's unanimity of opinion around him about how to handle that. i think your point about legal experts think there is a real chance. it's not definite, obviously, but there'...