and when you consider the diminishment of federal resources given to the cities at that time and evething, i think he did a really good job as mayor. >> and i just remember, you know, as he was dying, northwestern hospital reporters waving outside, i mean, there was just an incredible feeling of what is happening. this has just been an unfathomable loss. and when we finally got the word of his death, it was just shocking. and, you know, i think it's taken the city some time to sort of recover from a loss like that. >> that's true. we have two more questions. do we have time? >> we're told we -- but we'll er a questions outside, and thank you to c-span for doing this and thank you all for coming and caring so much about the city. and thank you all for just coming and bringing harold washington to life. roger biles will be outside and signing his wonderful book. so thank you for coming bye. [applause] >> and an author discussion now on the life of mayor harold washington. more live talks from the printers row lit fest in just a few minutes. and a reminder, you can follow booktv on social me

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