and his great lover, his son, robert e. lee crick. obviously impressed by his father because he followed in his and a new field, the education of military officers. i can recommend her book, pickets charge in, in military history and memory. published in 1997, by the university of north carolina press, it's -- it's a -- a wonderful piece. she has announced a book -- for may of this year. a book i tried to get my hands on to read it before i put the remarks together. i couldn't do it. my librarian couldn't find a copy of the book. it has the enormously intriguing title of -- with a sword in one hand. and i assume it is a study of civil war strategy and tactics. carol its the author of many articles, book reviews, conference papers, consultations, staff, prizes, and of course she is a wonderful teacher. i didn't try very hard to resist what i discovered at penn state has a website called, rate your teacher. it has headings, interest, helpfulness, and clarity. and carol ranked very high in all of those. there is also a category that, the

and his great love, his son, robert e. lee crick. obviously impressed by his father, because he followed in his footsteps. dr. carol rear done is george win freed professor of american history at penn state and scholar and residence at the george and an richard center for the study of the civil war at penn state university. she earned her bachelor's degree at allegheny college in 1974 and completed her ph.d. at the university of kentucky in 1987. she is this year the general howard k. johnson visiting professor of military history at the united states army war college in carlyle, pennsylvania. i had no idea i was going to draw so much applause. carol is an expert on the civil war, the war in vietnam and a new field, the education of military officers. i can recommend her book, "pickets charge in military history andmemory," published in 1997 by the university of north carolina press. it's a wonderful piece. she has announced a book for may of this year. a book i tried to get my hands on to read it before i put the remarks together. i