>> springfield, missouri is called the queen of the ozarks. a churchgoing neighborly city of mid size with good colleges. gary terral grew up poor on a farm not far away and knew early on that his adult life would be all about education, teaching kids in this classroom by day. the history book in his lap at night. he and his wife, gianna, raised two kids, a girl and a boy who sadly died young of a brain cancer. gan kept the house and sold avon products part-time. they lived in guard and in the same house for almost 25 years and they even designed it themselves. life in missouri was good for the two. >> they love each other very much. daughter jessica remembers how extraordinary closer parents were, joined at the hip. >> if moments shopping, my dad took her to the garden together and they talked on the phone several times a day. if they were apart, they really did everything. >> they really were for the ages? >> yes, yes. >> personalities, gary was the fun outgoing one. >> he was a very jolly man. kind of like a santa claus. >> jan, a little mo

reverence for the constitution in his springfield lyceum in his springfield lyceum apple of gold that all men are created equal, and also shield it's anathema, slavery. because of this protection, william lloyd garrison believed the constitution was a proslavery document and publicly burned it, because it contained the three fifths compromise, the prohibition against ending international slave trade for r 20 years, the clause giving congress power to suppress insurrections, i.e. slave uprisings, and the fugitive slave clause. frederick douglass, on the other hand, argued that the constitution was an antislavery document because of, among other things, the word slave and slavery could nowhere be found in it. furthermore, the constitution's language is a we the people, not we the white people, not even we the citizens. not we the privileged class, not we the high, not we the low, but we the people. not we the horses, sheep, swine, and wheelbarrows, but we the people. we the human inhabitants. if we are people that we are included in the benefits for which the constitution of america was

from singer/actor rick springfield as the young heartthrob, dr.parrish, and a young demi moore back in 1982. >> is there a moment with one of them that stands out at all? >> rick springfield. i was in a sort of love affair with him, which was lovely. he's a sweet person. >> to be your lawful wedded wife -- >> reporter: one of the most famous love stories in tv history had the entire country captivated. >> till death to us part. >> reporter: luke and laura with their legendary butter to toured on-screen romance that culminated with a lavish wedding in 1981. a whopping 30 million americans tuned in, which remains a daytime record. in addition to the dramatic love sagas, the show also tackled tough topics like sexual assault and important social issues like hiv. >> rob, will i see you? >> reporter: and single motherhood. >> mommy? >> that was in the '80s. i can't tell you how many letters i'd get from single mothers. they could relate. >> reporter: "general hospital" highlighting the difficult subject of mental illness. >> now my character's been pul

>> people should go the linking presidential library in springfield.nd visit president lincoln's tomb. it is powerful. you can do a guided tour in springfield of the so-called racial unrest of 1908 which was in tulsa in 1921 recently, but springfield in 1908 was light a horrible racial incident there. and that was born the naacp. >> i have been involved for 30 years. that is with it. my time in the midwest, 1918, from the chapters. >> she's from virginia, her family moved, this was a smart choice by c-span, because in my knowledge, she has a brilliantly written book. she has opined years and my antonia and the songs of the lark. is a trilogy but you could have picked anyone of the three, i think c-span picked the right one. she is riding about growing up in the great plains. -- writing about growing up in the great plains. dealing with european immigration into the midwest. and what it was like for pioneer families out there and how they had to rely on each other and also, love stories where the guy that ends up leaving that she loves playing with when

springfield. and champaign, illinois.nd further south. >> people should visit the lincoln presidential library in springfield, lincoln's tomb, but now you can do a guided tour in springfield of the so-called racial unrest of 1908, where we have been talking about tulsa, 1921 recently. but there was a horrible racial incident in 1908 in springfield. out of it was born the naacp. i never associate you with illinois, and now i will. >> i have lived in baltimore for 30 years. [laughter] [indiscernible] in the midwest, and 1918. >> westchester, virginia, but her family moved, and this was a smart choice by c-span, willa cather, because my antonia is not only just a brilliantly written book, it's part of a prairie trilogy that began with oh pioneers, and then the songs of the lark and then my antonia, it's a trilogy. you could pick any one of the three. i think c-span picked the right one. she is writing about growing up on the great plains, and in a very brilliant way deals with killing of a rattlesnake or planting crops, deal

the springfield, massachusetts republican wrote surprisingly fine mr. everett's oration was in the consecration, the rhetorical owners of the occasion were won by president lincoln. this speech is a perfect gem, deep and feeling, compacting thought and expression and tasteful and elegant in every word and comment. everett edward himself wrote november 20th, the very next day, i should be glad if i could flatter myself that i can is new to the idea of the occasion in two hours as you did in two minutes. the truth is that almost of contemporary understood the importance that the gettysburg address would come to occupy not only in the american pantheon but among the world's great speeches. what was the basis of lincoln's concise remarks? he himself said it best in philadelphia in 1861. i can say all the political ot sentiments i entertain have been so drawn as far as i have been able to draw them from the sentiments which originated and forgiven to the world from this hall in which we stand. i've never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the

springfield, nashville, madison, clarksville, the latter was hit the hardest.he atmospheric whirlwind, it eliminates , removes rubble, clears roads from the drill, and eliminates a massive power outage. more than 80 thousand people were left without electricity in the state. russian schoolchildren became winners at the international junior science olympiad in bangkok, all six members of our team won gold medals, they beat more than 300 competitors from 54 countries, participants competed in three academic subjects, physics, chemistry and biology. our team prepared for the tournament in the sirius center, as well as on the basis of the moscow institute of physics and technology. i will add that the olympiad was held in three rounds, test, theoretical, and also. residents of the capital region were warned about severe frosts, today in moscow there is a blizzard, snow drifts, poor visibility on the roads, motorists are asked to be careful, abnormal cold has now established itself in most of russia, the reason for this is an anticyclone, the center of which is loca

don't be confused if you do not know the springfield area. we are talking about a little town later on. they are not related necessarily. this is up in springfield today. they are going to try but it is a stone and iron bridge. they don't have the material to do it. whatever they wrote about the great success they had carrying this up, it was back in service the very next day. so, as i said, he is going to deploy his men to create an avenue. hopefully you can pick it out on that map there. he will have troops protecting alexandria. he will have a massive force protecting a supply depot at fairfax station. he will be blocking the route into alexandria. he will have his calvary force going back and forth between it. they will do what they want to do. they know that he has left the station by about 10:00 a.m. he has either run into a calvary patrol, overrun them, survivors will get back. everyone else will hear gunfire and know that stewart is coming. he will have two skirmishes. one i just mentioned in the other is on the outskirts of fairfax c

in his springfield lyceum address, not only protected and preserved the apple of gold. that all men created equal. it also shield its anathema. slavery. because of this protection, william lloyd garrison believed the constitu was a pro-slavery document and publicly burned it because. it contained the 3/5 compromise. their prohibition ending international slave trade 20 years. the clause giving congress power to suppress insurrections i.e. slave uprisings. and the fugitive slave clause. frederick douglass, on the other hand, argued that the constitution was an anti-slavery document because other among other things, the word slave and slavery could nowhere be in it. furthermore, the constitution's language as we the people, not we the white people, not even we the citizens, not we, the privileged class, not we the high, not we the low but we the people, not we the horses and swine and wheelbarrows, but we the people, we the human inhabitants. and if -- are people, they are included in the benefits for which the constitution of america was ordained and established. lincoln

this is up in springfield today. they don't have the ability to do that they're going to try but it's a stone and iron bridge. they don't the material to do it. so whatever they wrote about the great success had tearing the bridge up is really the back service. the very next day so they said heintzelman is going to all his men to create an avenue which hopefully you can pick out on that map. this is going to have troops protecting alexandria he's going to have a massive force protecting, a huge supply depot in fairfax station and he's to have of blocking the route into alexander along the river turnpike. he's going to have his small calvary force going back and forth between a major going away and let's do it, do it through it wants to do they know he left or fort station by about 10:00 that you will run into cavalry patrol over overwhelm them the survivors will get back everyone else you will hear the gunfire no that stewards coming he he will have two skirmishes one that i just mentioned another one on the outskirt

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. >> hi, miami name is shari favree and my siblings were living in springfield and they have been left five days. >> reporter: questions remain whether franke will lose custody of her children. his estranged husband filed for divorce following her arrest and has petitioned the court for full custody of their four younger children. for now, both franke and jodi hildebrandt remain in jail and franke awaiting sentencing in february and faces a maximum of 60 years in prison. when we come back, a bit of an upswing. the story that's tonight's night light. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. [♪] how you feel can be affected by the bacteria in your gut. try new align probiotic bloating relief plus food digestion. it contains a probiotic to help relieve occasional bloating, plus vitamin b12 to aid digestion. try align probiotic. i have active psoriatic arthritis. but with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm feeling this moment. along with clearer skin skyrizi

illinois blocks from where lincoln's house is in 1908, the city of springfield. lincoln's house burned all black house lynched them. you want to see a race riot? don't have to talk about the tulsa 1920. look at 19 oh wait springfield the block where lincoln's from and you know and then it's not it's not very well known the naacp was born out of that event but it's our job to talk about that. and if you do people are going to say, oh, you're a left, you're talking about, you know, all white, white discrimination against people of color, you know, it just can you get labeled being, you know, kind of a liberal. but i don't go asking anybody. i don't ask neighbors if their deer are in. i don't really care. i just want to know if your scholarships are accurate, if your footnotes are right. these people all have accurate footnotes and so read them last comment for our panel from joanne freeman. i just want to i'm speaking here for teachers and professors i want to point out a false equivalence that underlies that comment that the that, you know well so many faculty lib

. >> some terrifying cell phone video here capturing a tornado touching down in springfield, tennessee. yesterday. the storm leaving 6 people dead and dozens of others injured across multiple cities. it also damaged homes, buildings and power lines, leaving thousands of people without power. the mayor of nashville giving up to date earlier today. >> with daylight revealing the extent of the damage and the northern parts davidson county. we have turned our attention to helping the people that have been impacted. their crews have been working around the clock to get impacted nashvillians back online as quickly as they can. >> authorities say 3 people including a 2 year-old child were killed when the tornado hit. montgomery county just north of nashville. now to some developing news tonight in southern california where fire crews are monitoring the south fire in ventura county for any possible flare ups. the fast-moving brush fire now5 evacuation orders have been lifted. sara welch has more. >> from the sky overnight, firefighters drop water and retardant along the fire's edge between som

this attack, sons of to the document of the russian border city of springfield on saturday. rush, just see if this was a ukrainian strike and that it get dozens of people and injured many others as the ukrainian government has not especially commented on the banquet or to attack moscow fees lead to strikes on hockey. why didn't you tell us into the felt good order attack? what was the problem is that today you cranes on full sized lotion attack with multiple rocket launch has no city in belgrade or civilians, including children, were killed, responded to this terrace act. russian falls, instruct decision making, sent his mother to facility is used by the criminal key regime in the city of hockey. that is really your way in the product of the ukraine attacks on pin code, but apparently in response to the mass of air to sort by moscow on friday. consider it to be the largest data source since the start of the war to when you're wasting all day. today, we have been hearing reports on the off, the math of the russian strikes to alaska, or she's grad bucket. will start in totals and moving

they are not related necessarily , this is up in springfield today. they don't have the ability to do that. they are going to try, but it is a stone and iron bridge, they don't have the material to do it, so whatever they wrote about the great success they had is really inaccurate, because they were back in service the very next day. so, as i said, heintzelman is going to deploy his men to create an avenue, which hopefully you can pick out on that not there. you're going to have troops protecting alexandria, he is going to have a massive force protecting the supply depot at fairfax nation, and he is going to have troops blocking the route into alexandria along the river. a small cavalry force going back and forth between it. and then he's just going to wait and let stuart do what he wants to do. they know he has left burke station by around 10:00, because they run into a cavalry patrol, overwhelm them, the survivors will get back, [ indescernible ] know that stuart is coming. he will have two skirmishes. one that i just mentioned, another on the outsk

well , because it happened in springfield, where, as you know, the events of the series the simpsonssed a large-scale train derailment, really large-scale, because there in the city center they were stuck in there are 212 cars in this form. this really won’t be shown in the simpsons - the nomination is named after dmitry ivanovich mendeleev: the waters of the yellowstone river were replenished with new chemical elements after a train carrying sulfur, asphalt and sodium hydrogen sulfide fell there. after this, american officials spent 2 months eliminating the accident, and then assured local residents that the water was now supposedly even drinkable. but uh, no one took risks, in fifth place is the american-style tuning category, now in arizona they know the expression not a car, but a can bank, this is exactly the look that vehicles from cars to minibuses acquired after as many as 23 cars carrying them derailed, in fourth place in the nomination picnic, in nature montana, beauty, mountains, a place called paradais, that is, paradise, train 25 carriages went down to the river bank, cl

outside of chicago, davenport, springfield, you can see the snow all the way through friday morning.see how it breaks apart. but notice the cold air gets all the way in to northern alabama towards huntsville. a stark contrast at what they've been feeling prior to this. when we look at the snow totals no, where near as impressive as south dakota. we look up here in the northeast, charles. everybody comes to the big apple for new year's. we're being wet and soggy. we have a flood watch through tomorrow, this will be for the jersey shore. philly is included along the i-94 corridor. when you look at the rain totals, 1-2 inches, isolated amounts could get more than that. another aspect of this, the adirondacks are getting rain on top of the snow yet again. how does this infold to the new year's celebrations? leading up to that, here's friday. so the heart of the country, nice and quiet. you look at sfo. the bay area and boston. seeing the impacts as we push in to saturday. still the west coast, seeing major impacts. otherwise, relatively quiet. so hopefully as we get closer to the new yea

we don't go in and consciously say, "let's make this a buffalo springfield song."d on the music. we don't really worry about those things. we just keep writing songs. i think that there was a little bit of an attitude lilike, "they'y're okay for chi. ththey can plalay okay for gi" we didn't understand why our gender mattered or why it defined us. people magazine t this week ss it w will take a an act of congs to keep this woman from becoming a mega star. whitney houston. ♪ how will i know if he really loves me? ♪ ♪ i say a prayer with every heartbeat ♪ whether she was doing a dance song or shehe was doingng a ballad. ♪ the greatest love of all ♪ ...it kind of stopped you in your tracks because you just couldn't believe that one woman could be blessed with that much, withth the looksks and the t . this lady y started ouout as a a dancer, wewent to new yor, went to paris, worked with bands, came back as a single, and is she hot. this is madonna! ♪ george: if you saw madonna then, she looked just like the girls who hung out at a club called the fun house. all the girl

. >> recovered one springfield 9-millimeter on the kitchen floor.-caliber revolvers. and then there was two 12-gauge shotguns that were recovered from the bedroom. >> there was also a gun cleaning kit and a couple of gun cases. >> and detectives notice something else -- that fallen clock in the kitchen sink. >> the clock was displaying a time of 11:15, so it's a presumption that the clock fell off of the wall at the time of the shooting. >> they together dropped off their minor child at school that morning, so nobody else is there. >> looking at the evidence, ryan zeros in on that 9-millimeter lying near angela's body. you see the gun here with a lot of blood underneath it. what jumps out right away to you here? >> what it tells us really is that the gun was placed there after the blood. >> what about here though? you do see blood on the gun right there. >> with the amount of blood, if this gun had moved through this blood, i would have an expectation of blood being all over the surface of the gun on that side, and it's just not there. >> so that im

. >> guy from springfield missouri, epstein flight logs are like white house cocaine, here today, destroyedd, someone has them somewhere. terry from cleveland. you're like my bulldog, once you get your teeth onto something, >> morgan from georgia, i watch your attempt to hold your breath on the five. i have not seen cheating hike that since your egg race with piers morgan. how dare you. how dare you. i was a swimmer. john from caramel, was santa invited to the boston christmas party? yep, he was, black santa in the wheelchair, rolled right over from target. denniss from boston, i heard the theme of the boston mayor's party was the not cracker. yes. john from virginia, to quote joe biden if woo's husband went to that party then he ate white. james from north carolina, please don't say vaca. real men just say vacation. you know what? noted. i'll ban it. pete from new york, can i ask a question to hannity through you? we're not going to allow that, no. definitely not. ♪ hey sean. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannit

we don't go in and consciously say, "let's make this a buffalo springfield song."ose things. we just keep writing songs. i think that there was a little bit of an attitude lilike, "they'y're okay fofor c. ththey can plalay okay for gi" we didn't understand why our gender mattered or why it defined us. people magazine t this week ss it w will take a an act of congs to keep this woman from becoming a mega star. whitney houston. ♪ how will i know if he really loves me? ♪ ♪ i say a prayer with every heartbeat ♪ whether she was doing a dance song or shehe was doingng a ballad. ♪ the greatest love of all ♪ ...it kind of stopped you in your tracks because you just couldn't believe that one woman could be blessed with that much, withth the looksks and the t . this lady y started ouout as a a dancer, wewent to new yor, went to paris, worked with bands, came back as a single, and is she hot. this is madonna! ♪ george: if you saw madonna then, she looked just like the girls who hung out at a club called the fun house. all the girls there had the mesh thing, and they had t the

[ laughter ] yeah what is your name and where are you from >> my name is peter groppy, and i'm from springfieldveryone what your song title is? >> my song title is "north pole dancing. >> jimmy: ooh. [ laughter ] north pole, we love to - they love to dance over there. >> i heard, yeah >> jimmy: yeah, so this is very exciting very interesting title "north pole dancing. and what instrument will you be playing tonight? >> i will be playing the acoustic guitar. >> jimmy: there you go, buddy. all right. why don't you head on over there. pretty good to see you [ cheers and applause ♪ get in the zone. channel that inspiration you can sit over here if you want to. got to get ready get into it. i can already see he's prepared he's coming. he's coming for you, bud all right. ladies and gentlemen, get ready for the world premier of "north pole dancing" by peter groppy. [ cheers and applause ♪ i do th jingle bell boogie when i'm feeling down ♪ ♪ i do th sleigh ride shuffl when i'm out on the town ♪ ♪ when i get sleepy it's the sugarplum twist ♪ ♪ but there's one more left and it's the freakiest ♪ ♪ north p

the years-long search came down to three finalists, greenbelt along with landover, maryland, and springfieldending its selection of greenbelt saying all proper protocols were followed. well, i guess we'll find out, maybe, from the investigation, stu. stuart: okay, ashley, listen to this one. a new report claims the cia has recovered at least nine non-human crafts, or ufos, within the last 20 years. griff jenkins joins us. all right, griff, what were these secret ufo missions? >> reporter: the truth is out there, stu, or just like mulder and scully used to say on the "x-files". look, multiple whistleblowers are telling the daily mail a secret cia office has been collecting and resteving crashed evidence for decades including, as you mentioned, nine non-human craft vehicles, but the government won't come clean on it. so a bipartisan group of lawmakers is demanding transparency to uncover what they say is a cover-up. >> the cia now has reporteds on it -- reports on it, but the pentagon keeps telling us they don't exist. again, we're spending a heck of a lot of -- stuart: that's matt gaetz in th

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bowden raised an army of over 4000 men who marched west to springfield government troops fired on some of the protesters break ranks shortly. the rebellion in western massachusetts petered out. participants punishments ranged from fees to collection of arms to suspension of voting rights. what you wrote and hoped would help in the future elections. it would not. bowdoin is going to find out the worst offenders went on trial and were sentenced death. the next gubernatorial election saw john hancock easily back into office, winning quarters of the state's votes. it was the first time in massachusetts history that an incumbent governor was voted out after being elected. hancock and this is a portrait we have of him about this era. this was done between 1785 and 1790. and he's back as governor in 1787. he's here. his wife, dorothy, who was popularly known as dolley, by the way, because i'm in washington, d.c. i want to mention that this portrait is owned by american university, it's not currently on view, but it's here in this city, hancock, after being elected hancock, demonstrated how we

bowden raised an army of over 4000 men who marched west to springfield government troops fired on some of the protesters break ranks shortly. the rebellion in western massachusetts petered out. participants punishments ranged from fees to collection of arms to suspension of voting rights. what you wrote and hoped would help in the future elections. it would not. bowdoin is going to find out the worst offenders went on trial and were sentenced death. the next gubernatorial election saw john hancock easily back into office, winning quarters of the state's votes. it was the first time in massachusetts history that an incumbent governor was voted out after being elected. hancock and this is a portrait we have of him about this era. this was done between 1785 and 1790. and he's back as governor in 1787. he's here. his wife, dorothy, who was popularly known as dolley, by the way, because i'm in washington, d.c. i want to mention that this portrait is owned by american university, it's not currently on view, but it's here in this city, hancock, after being elected hancock, demonstrated how we

. >> guy from springfield, missouri.ocaine epstein flight logs are like white house cocaine here today destroyed tomorrow. except they're not really destroyed. someone has them somewhered, so >> terry from cleveland. you're like my build dog. once you get your teet, onh t go.holding, you don't le morgan from georgia. i watch your attempt to holdve t your breath on the five. >> i have not seen shooting like that since your egg race with piers sg race morgan. how dare you? w how dare you?s i was a swimmer. mer.john from carmel. was santa invited to the boston christmas party?n >> he waths black. and the wheelchair rolled right over from target. >> dennis from boston. >> i heard the theme of the boston mayor's party was the nutcracker. yes. >> yes. john from virginiahn fro to quoa joe biden, whose husband went to that party, then he ain't whitt toe. >> james from north carolina, please don't say vacay. >> real men just say vacay. you know what? notenod albanyte. ask >> pete from new york. can i ask a question? >> hannity th

her huand, who had less than year of formal education, but they shared this ambition when they met in springfield, illinois in the early 1840's. they had a difficult courtship. they broke up for a time. lincoln broke up with her foa while. ultimately they married. it'clear he relied on her advice and opinions but may be as time went on. she was revealed as first lady ultimately to be difficult for many people to deal with and very erratic. she did fiercely defend her husband. she was fiercely suspicious of the people around her husband, that they were out for themselves and not to support him. he shrugged that off because he figured people were out for themselves, that they acted out of self-interest and that is something he just needed to deal with. she spent too much money on the white house, her clothes. she grieved a very long and publicly when one of their sons died while they were in the white house. the nation sympathized until she grieved so long and loudly that people began to lose patience. so it was a very difficult relationship from her side, but he could not have been the easiest hus

husband, who had less than a year of formal education, but they shared this ambition when they met in springfieldnois in the early 1840's. they had a difficult courtship. they broke up for a time. lincoln oke up with her for a while. ultimately they married. it's clear he relied on h advice and opinions but may be as time went on. she was revealed as first lady ultimately to be difficult for many people to deal with and very erratic. she did fiercely defend her husband. she was fiercely suspicious of the people around her husband, that they were out for themselves and not to support him. he shrugged that off because he figured people were out for themselves, that they acted out of self-interest and that is something he just needed to deal with. she spent too much money on the white house, her clothes. she grieved a very long and publicly when one of their sons died while they were in the white house. the nation sympathized until she grieved so long and loudly that people began to lose patience. so it was a very difficult relationship from her side, but he could not have been the easiest husband b

on october 8th, 1862, when union lovell russo's union troops march on to the springfield pike and major generawilliam hardy responds by dispatching benjamin cheatham confederate divion into the union left flank. the confederates overwhelm alexander mccook, first corps and don carlos buell failed to deploy any reinforcements ong the union left. we know now this was because of an acoustic shadow that prevented buell. so he said from hearing a of the fighting. and although philip sheridan, in one his early actions in the war, attempts a counterattack late in the afternoon, by the time darkness fell, bragg could reasonably claim tactical victory as his troops held a substantial portion of the day's battlefield at perryville. so, of course, a bragg sits overnight and thinks i've reasonably won this battle. it's time to retreat. he was desperately short of water and supplies so he determined to withdraw and retreat from the bluegrass state. he was also in possession of intelligence that earl vandoorne had been badly defeat in an attempt to recapture corinth on october 3rd and fourth. so knowi

on october 8th, 1862, when union lovellusso's union troops march on to the springfield pike and major general william hardy responds bdispatching benjamin cheatham confederate division into the union left flank. the confederat overwhelm alexander mccook, first corps and don carlos buell failed deploy any reinforcements along the union le. we know now thiwas because of an acoustic shadow that prevented buell. so he said from heing any of the fighting. and although philip sheridan, in one of his early actions in the war, attempts a counterattack late in the afternoon, by the time darkness fell, bragg could reasonably claim tactical victory as his troops held a substantial portion of the day's battlefield at perryville. so, of course, a bragg sits overnight and thinks i've reasonably won this battle. it's time to retreat. he was desperately short of water and supplies so he determined to withdraw and retreat from the bluegrass state. he was also in possession of intelligence that earl vandoorne had been badly defeat in an attempt to recapture corinth on october 3rd and fourth. so knowing

on october 8th, 1862, when union lovell russo's unionroops march on to the springfield pike and major general william hardy responds by dispatchg benjamin cheatham confederate division into the union left flank. the confederates overwhe alexander mccook, first corps and don carlos buell failed to deploy any reinforcements along the union left. we know now this was becae of an acoustic shadow that prevented buell. so he said from hearing any of the fighting. d although philip sheridan, in one of his early actions in the war, attempts a counterattack late in the afternoon, by the time darkness fell, bragg could reasonably claim tactical victory as his troops held a substantial portion of the day's battlefield at perryville. so, of course, a bragg sits overnight and thinks i've reasonably won this battle. it's time to retreat. he was desperately short of water and supplies so he determined to withdraw and retreat from the bluegrass state. he was also in possession of intelligence that earl vandoorne had been badly defeat in an attempt to recapture corinth on october 3rd and fourth. so kn

on october 8th, 1862, when union lovell russo's unn troop march on to the springfield pike and major general william hardy responds by dispatching bjamin cheatham confederate division into the union left flank. the confederates overwhelm alexander mccook, first corps and don carlos buell failed to deoy any reinforcements along the union left. know now this was because of an acoustic shadow that prevented buell. so he said from hearing any of the fighting. and alough philip sheridan, in one of his early actions in the war, attempts a counterattack late in the afternoon, by the time darkness fell, bragg could reasonably claim tactical victory as his troops held a substantial portion of the day's battlefield at perryville. so, of course, a bragg sits overnight and thinks i've reasonably won this battle. it's time to retreat. he was desperately short of water and supplies so he determined to withdraw and retreat from the bluegrass state. he was also in possession of intelligence that earl vandoorne had been badly defeat in an attempt to recapture corinth on october 3rd and fourth. so kno

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