laws because because 1st of all, let me remind that run the, the extra you just read from her is joseph johnson has the prime minister sent that to me in an exclusive interview with the a year ago. but we also reveal the last summer that when goes docile, was an undergraduate in oxford university. he said exactly the opposite, that the mobs belonged to greece. and actually he provided proof that says that law document had stolen tomorrow's. so i think that there does make, says i'm in his current position but, but yes, because humans young, the british public, there are a serious there's a series of opinion. pause the latest one was released a few days ago, but says that overwhelmingly their biggest public. busy supports the re unification of the path alarms. there's a broader conversation to be had not just about the performance sculptures or the alga marbles, however you want to call them. but what it really means to have art from another culture and another country shut up in a different museum on the other side of the world. his ga. gov is what she told us a few hours ago in a broader sense

and i hate to say this with imminent biographers of joseph johnston in the audience here, but joseph johnson was not going to do he's not going to prolong the war for two years. i have this sense of johnson waking up in the morning in his first thought being what a great day to retreat. because johnson takes a big step back. mcclellan takes a baby step forward and in the end you get to richmond and mcclellan can preside over a siege. i think that the ascendancy of lee. really complicates the united states problem during the war. it's because lee becomes by far the most important confederate he becomes in many ways he and his army. function much the way, washington the continental army did during the revolution. where's the continental congress? who cares? where's the continental army? does it still exist? then this war is still winnable. that is how people in the confederacy i think came to look at lee in the army of northern virginia and late in the war many confederates said that lee should be made dictator or king. and so his ascendancy. the bringing forward of emancipation on the union s

grant who did he think was the greatest of the confederate generals and grants response was to joseph e. johnsonwhich is actually even. he almost had the sense that grant was doing it tit-for-tat. if youou are going to disrespect me, fine i will disrespect you. whatst could been in a just a relationship between these two former friends never ever develops in that way and in 1868 in 1869 lee goal and his frequent more to people who would challenge ulysses grant been otherwise. >> we go. >> his entire two hours talking about robert e. lee and his life and off they machinations of mike what about that we want to talk about your other books and prior to robert e. lee -- "robert e. lee: a life" was reconstruction. from that hook quote even the strongest measures taken by the u.s. t gernment during both the ronstruction were deployed less with a view towards subjugating centralized authority and more towards nudging them back to the federal government. the great in this process where thegr southern. >> yes, said that in 2018 and i haven't said it since but it inclines me to alter or changeav that. wen

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joseph johnston in the audience here, but joseph johnston was not going to do -- here is not going to prolong the war for two years. i have this image of mr. johnsonwaking up in the morning on his first not being, what a great day to retreat. i could go that way, i could go that way. even george mcclelland could handle that, because johnston takes a big step back, mcmillan takes a baby step forward. in the end you got through richmond and mcallen can preside over a siege. i think that the ascendancy of really complicates the united states problem during the war. it is because war becomes the, by far, most important confederate. human's army function very much in the way that -- in his army during the revolution. where is the continental army? who cares. is if it exists it still winnable. let people in the confederacy came to see lee in the army later in the war, many people said that least remake dictator or king. his ascendancy, the bringing forward of emancipation on the union side, i think the 70s is marked as a important moment in the war, when it takes a revolutionary turn but says all bets are off. lincoln initially didn't want it to descend