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2008 financial crisis. And iowa net gordonreed and peter to enough discuss the intellectual maturation of thomas jefferson. Plus, a history of jerusalem through its contemporary architecture, a look at how a smallpox outbreak in boston in 1721 led to the early use of inoculations against the disease. And we talk to local authors and visit the literary sites of San Bernardino, california. For the complete television schedule, go to booktv. Org. Booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. Television for serious readers. City is called the inland empire with a population of 200,000 people. ...

Welcome to San Bernardino on booktv. Located in the San Bernardino valley, this is part of what is called the inland empire with a population of over 200,000. Founded by mormon pioneers in 1851, San Bernardino what going to become a major hub for the Santa Fe Railway and in 1940 become the first place for mcdonalds. With help of our time warner and Charter Communications Cable Partners, we will explore the history of the city with local authors. But first on december 2 of last year, two people entered a Conference Room at the infant Regional Center and opened fire killing 14. We spoke with Cou...

Welcome to the fourth article in our three-part series on Arizona cemeteries. Yes! You did read the first sentence correctly. Due to a very impressive response to our cemetery articles

But for Wyatt Earp’s arrival in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, in December, 1879, the ultimate fate of the “The Town Too Tough to Die” made famous in so many books and motion pictures, may have been different: while Tombstone exists because of prospector Ed Schieffelin, the town persists because of Wyatt Earp and his singular exploits on the Arizona frontier of the early 1880′s.

In 2006, after selling all of our earthly possessions, we packed up our Honda CRV with clothes for all seasons, a first aid kit, extra fan belts, additional windshield wipers,