i am not sure if you're from a with the charlson area. we have three local beaches. ago, the townks officials took action to close access to the beaches, obviously for crowd control. and you know, i am on board with that, and my wife and i are in self-quarantine, and my wife has not left the house in weeks. i go to the grocery store as needed, which has been once a week in the pharmacy as needed. we are trying to do our part, but when these town officials closed the beaches, they set up checkpoints, and if you had a reason to be beaches. i don't understand that. may be technically, from a legal standpoint, that is correct, but you know, i just think the fortunately, some selfish group decided that only the governor could close the beaches, so they threatened a lawsuit at one of the beaches. i don't understand that. may be technically, from a legal standpoint, that is correct, but you know, i just think the beaches should be closed, and it is way much policy. it puts an undue burden on police to disperse crowds. by the way, the folks at myrtle beach experienced a larg

charlson is an interesting case.enry clinton decides he wants to do something different than howe did. he will be much more humane to his prisoners he will parole the entire militia. but then these paroled militiamen will go off and join the forces, break their parole and he will become enraged because they did not play by the rules. when cornwallis takes over, he will retaliate on those prisoners violently. the continental army troops are initially kept in the barracks in charleston. but then when these violations of paroles happen, the british commander, i believe it's nesbitt balfour, put them on prison ships to punish them for the violations of the rules. yes? >> thank you for your work. it's very novel and interesting. >> thank you. >> how do you tell intentional harm when you are a prisoner versus gross negligence? i think you can make an argument with the british a lot of them arguably it was gross negligence and they did not understand how diseases work. clearly at least gross negligence. you have cited some

i am not sure if you're from a with the charlson area. we have three local beaches.the townks officials took action to close access to the beaches, obviously for crowd control. and you know, i am on board with that, and my wife and i are in self-quarantine, and my wife has not left the house in weeks. i go to the grocery store as needed, which has been once a week in the pharmacy as needed. we are trying to do our part, but when these town officials closed the beaches, they set up checkpoints, and if you had a reason to be there, or if you were visiting a family there at that time, they would meet you at the checkpoint. unfortunately, some selfish group decided that only the governor could close the beaches, so they threatened a lawsuit at one of the beaches. i don't understand that. may be technically, from a legal standpoint, that is correct, but you know, i just think the beaches should be closed, and it is way much policy. it puts an undue burden on police to disperse crowds. by the way, the folks at myrtle beach experienced a large influence of people from new y